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There's a v2 of 3.5?!
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Yeah, that's quite nifty - I have all my DLSS games hardlinked to a single nvngx_dlss and nvngx_dlssg dll - then I can update them all instantly just by copying a different pair of dlls there.Don't know why I didn't install this sooner but for those who find it such a hardship to install the new DLSS file Recommend DLSS swapper:
There's a v2 of 3.5?!
I'm not sure you'll see much difference with path-tracing on until Ray Reconstruction is implemented as PT creates all manner of rendering artifacts on its own. I was comparing 2.5.1 vs 3.5.0 using RT Ultra and DLSS Balanced @ 4k - anti-aliasing in particular looked a lot better to my eyes - subjective, I know.Ah ok, I tried it out in CP2077 and i wasn't seeing much difference, anything else I need to do lol? Was using PT + Psycho SSR + max settings but with FG off.
Nah it's my bad I worded it incorrectly, after doing more reading on how it works I realised it's not adding new detail into the images
Dlss 3.5 isn't adding detail that didn't exist, it's not adding detail the game engine didn't render. When you do ray tracing, some pixel detail is lost due to the denoiser - ray tracing naturally creates images that have a super thick layer of film grain (applies to games, movies etc) and no one likes that much film grain so they run an aggressive denoiser process to remove the film grain, but a side effect is that it also removes some details. Dlss 3.5 attempts to mitigate that with this so less detail is lost, but it's not adding new detail into the game, the game is just losing less detail in the denoising process after the game engine rendered those details with Ray Tracing. So AMD should be able to do the same thing with FSR if they want to
Figured this would be the case!I'm not sure you'll see much difference with path-tracing on until Ray Reconstruction is implemented as PT creates all manner of rendering artifacts on its own. I was comparing 2.5.1 vs 3.5.0 using RT Ultra and DLSS Balanced @ 4k - anti-aliasing in particular looked a lot better to my eyes - subjective, I know.
Don't know why I didn't install this sooner but for those who find it such a hardship to install the new DLSS file Recommend DLSS swapper:
GitHub - beeradmoore/dlss-swapper
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DLSS 3.5 hasn't launched yet.Which nvidia driver includes the new dlss 3 please?
Oops lol yep been reading and just seen its not released yet, i must be up to date already as have quite a new driver ( one behind).DLSS 3.5 hasn't launched yet.
And there is people selling them onwards for half the price£5, That gains you access to the download section of his discord for 30 days so you can download all of the mods, Skyrim, The Last of Us, Jedi Survivor, Red Dead Redemption 2 and Elden Ring.
3.5 dll is up on techpowerupDLSS 3.5 hasn't launched yet.
And there is people selling them onwards for half the price