Switch 2 does indeed feature ray tracing and DLSS thanks to its Nvidia graphics chip, bringing it in line with the features offered in the manufacturer's high-end PC graphics cards. "The Nintendo Switch 2,

While both Sony and Microsoft use AMD to power its architecture in their systems, Nintendo has looked to NVIDIA to provide its architecture. The NVIDIA chip in the first Switch is quite dated and isn't capable of the technology that NVIDIA uses now in its graphics cards.

One unexpected claim is that the GPU on the processor will include dedicated ray tracing cores, and that the Switch 2 will support real-time ray tracing for lighting, reflections, and shadows, similar to Nvidia’s current desktop and laptop graphics cards, not to mention the PS5 and Xbox Series S|X.