Is there going to be an actual 'official' release though? The Nvidia video released today seemed to say it was a developer only tool.
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Yeah I think so, because NBA2k27 is out this week and will be the first game that officially uses it. So I guess that'll make the 'final' DLSS5 related files available in the new drivers that drop.
Whether those updated files will be much different to what already leaked though I have no idea.
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Not sure because the NBA2k27 game was leaked last weekend hence where the DLSS 5 DLL came from.
DLSS 5 is a real headache for AMD. They are already behind on performance and now another "The way it's meant to be played" card from Nvidia.
I was considering cashing in on the crazy 5090 prices and getting a 9070xt but not now.
They need to get RDNA 5 out quick with a massive lead to counter
I was considering cashing in on the crazy 5090 prices and getting a 9070xt but not now.
They need to get RDNA 5 out quick with a massive lead to counter
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I wonder if the official driver files to accompany that will make it work better though (the gap that modders are trying to fill just now?). I suppose the game DLL could be updated as part of a game update too, but likely not.
That would be nice!
New version released.
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This version is a lot better at finding games, its found games on my system that the earlier version didn't, like Stalker 2, FF X, etc.
Not that I could get Stalker 2 to run, it crashed.
Release DLSS 5 Autopilot v1.3.1 · Kizzuwatnaa/DLSS5-Autopilot
v1.3.1 Games that keep DLSS in a subfolder (Unreal's Engine\Plugins, CryEngine's Bin\Win64Shared) are recognised, so the native and OptiScaler routes are offered for them. Launcher stubs: when a s...
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This version is a lot better at finding games, its found games on my system that the earlier version didn't, like Stalker 2, FF X, etc.
Not that I could get Stalker 2 to run, it crashed.
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New version released.
Release DLSS 5 Autopilot v1.3.1 · Kizzuwatnaa/DLSS5-Autopilot
v1.3.1 Games that keep DLSS in a subfolder (Unreal's Engine\Plugins, CryEngine's Bin\Win64Shared) are recognised, so the native and OptiScaler routes are offered for them. Launcher stubs: when a s...
This version is a lot better at finding games, its found games on my system that the earlier version didn't, like Stalker 2, FF X, etc.
Not that I could get Stalker 2 to run, it crashed.
I'll have to use this since NVIDIA claims my 4090 is slower than a 5050 so I can't run Dlss 5
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It looks like even with the official dlss5 release the performance hit is massive
NVIDIA recommends you use MFGx6 and even then based on their numbers Dlss is borderline unusable on anything less than rtx5080
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Oh good, the future.
Already have upscaling as a game requirement today AND lots of supporters for the core or side effects of using upscaling.
Upscaling, Generated frames, AI filters, once people grow up with this being around, it will be normal and granddad should get back to bed talking about "native" frames.
That's very true, plus paying less for cheaper, less experienced and generally less good developers, because the good ones are actually expensive. But it's not even that they need to write an engine these days, they could at least learn how to use well existing ones - and as shown on frame analysis few times, even that's very rare these days.
Which is exactly why I tend to stick to those smaller games - passion and often skill. Many of them are ex corp developers with very good experience too, which shows.
Huh? That train has left already, this isn't new, this is old news in AAA.Oh good, the future.
Already have upscaling as a game requirement today AND lots of supporters for the core or side effects of using upscaling.
Upscaling, Generated frames, AI filters, once people grow up with this being around, it will be normal and granddad should get back to bed talking about "native" frames.
While it looks impressive one problem I have is the consistency isn't quite 100% - for example if a character is walking along with their head bobbing back and forth in a regular pattern I can't unsee how the face kind of morphs between two close but not identical versions of itself between each of the extremes of movement.
Had a similar issue with earlier versions of DLSS, though it is harder to notice now though I still see instances of it, where the consistency wasn't quite there when seeing the same view regularly interrupted for example if driving down a road with fence posts every few metres which would briefly block your view of the scenery behind.
Had a similar issue with earlier versions of DLSS, though it is harder to notice now though I still see instances of it, where the consistency wasn't quite there when seeing the same view regularly interrupted for example if driving down a road with fence posts every few metres which would briefly block your view of the scenery behind.
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Oh good, the future.
Already have upscaling as a game requirement today AND lots of supporters for the core or side effects of using upscaling.
Upscaling, Generated frames, AI filters, once people grow up with this being around, it will be normal and granddad should get back to bed talking about "native" frames.
I guess DLSS 5 can do pretty close what a RT/PT games looks, so the drop isn't that high anymore.
More on this, I guess people stop saying: I don't see any difference over raster.
Ok I got impatient waiting for the SDK and hacked it into my UE engine build.
Interesting the difference in this kind of scene....it's definitely a nice improvement, the lighting on the ship looks a lot more grounded in the skybox, the lighting from the nebula in the background seems to be casting the diffuse light onto the ship much more realistically. Me like.
GPU time doubles from 7.5ms to 15ms mind!
Interesting the difference in this kind of scene....it's definitely a nice improvement, the lighting on the ship looks a lot more grounded in the skybox, the lighting from the nebula in the background seems to be casting the diffuse light onto the ship much more realistically. Me like.
GPU time doubles from 7.5ms to 15ms mind!
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Yes, it's 50 series only.
There's a chance that in modded version it doesn't have very well implemented motion vectors from the game. But frankly, even with temperature 0 and same seed AI is not 100% deterministic (easy to see with LLM) and each time one generates new output it's a bit different. This is to be expected, they can try to minimise it but likely won't be able to eliminate it. That's just the nature of this beast.