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RTX 4090 game-side neural rendering remains planned, not currently supported. Our separate local Studio workflow has a historical run record on this card; it is not a game FPS benchmark.
Last checked: 2026-10-26. Desktop model rows; a laptop, Ti, SUPER or other unlisted variant is not silently matched to a base desktop card.
NVIDIA explicitly lists series-level hardware scope; applying that scope to a named member is not a per-card game test. MFG below follows the official Dynamic Multi Frame Generation row. Unknown is not a negative verdict, and a future plan is not present support.
| Desktop model | Token2Any neural rendering | Super Resolution | Frame Generation | Multi Frame Generation |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| GeForce RTX 4090 | Planned — not currently supported NVIDIA staff plan to work on RTX 40 support after RTX 50 tuning. No release date is promised; the current hardware table still shows a dash.
Reviewed: 2026-10-26 | Confirmed hardware scope Supported hardware family; the game must integrate this feature.
Reviewed: 2026-10-26 | Confirmed hardware scope Supported hardware family; game integration is still required.
Reviewed: 2026-10-26 | Not in current published range Not in the current published hardware range. This is not a claim about all future releases.
Reviewed: 2026-10-26 |
This is our independent image workflow, not NVIDIA’s game runtime. “ok” means an inferred fit to the published GPU minimum, not tested speed; “good” accompanies the single historical measured configuration, not a guarantee. “cloud-only” directs these cards to our browser workflow rather than this NVIDIA RTX local build.
| Model | Workflow tier / evidence | Reason and historical record | Source |
|---|---|---|---|
| GeForce RTX 4090 | good · historical measurement | We ran it on this card ourselves and kept the numbers. Historical record: Windows 11 Pro, RTX 4090 24 GB, driver 591.86 — 720p source → 2560×1440 H.264 MP4 in 87.4 s (2.43 s/frame; software encode on that driver). Not rerun for this page and not a game FPS measurement. | Studio requirements and access · reviewed 2026-10-26 |
GPU minimum: An NVIDIA RTX GPU — RTX 20 series or newer. OS: Windows 10 (1909 or newer, 64-bit) or Windows 11. Meeting the GPU minimum alone does not establish that the entire machine meets the published requirements.
Detection stays in your browser. It cannot verify a game build, driver, available memory or Studio installation. If the browser gives only a family or hides the GPU, use manual selection; the complete tables above remain readable without JavaScript.
NVIDIA staff say they plan to work on RTX 40 support after RTX 50 performance tuning. That is a plan without a promised date; the current supported-hardware table still marks neural rendering unavailable for RTX 40.
No. The detection runs in your browser through WebGPU, with a WebGL fallback.
In-game Token2Any support and our local build have different requirements. A card can run our build while the game-side feature is not available yet, and the reverse.
No. The hardware table describes feature eligibility. A game must integrate the relevant feature; the checked Token2Any launch source names NBA 2K27.
The local axis concerns our independent game-character style conversion / neural-render redraw workflow. Except for the labelled historical RTX 4090 record, tiers are inferences from our published minimum, not speed measurements or NVIDIA feature claims.
NVIDIA supported hardware table · 2026-10-26NVIDIA staff FAQ: RTX 40 future plan · 2026-10-26NVIDIA October announcement: RTX Spark laptop scope · 2026-10-26NVIDIA launch scope: NBA 2K27 · 2026-10-26NVIDIA GeForce NOW system requirements · 2026-10-26