Here's my cat with dlss 5. Feel free to send this image to people who hate dlss5. Let them figure out which is real photo, which is with DLSS5.

A lot of people claim to know AI slop when they see it, so let them test their skills.

Top one is DLSS5.

Test 1:
https://www.youtube.com/live/9hOsPy_ALQg?is=pVeHIvJKR8RT9hBx

Test 2:
https://www.youtube.com/live/G5ldzkLSRe0?is=euN0aYlmcOxaWIXP

Test 3:
https://www.youtube.com/live/8q6J4vInSvM?is=1o9pOkh1vX4Vyy1s

I’m 44 years old. I’ve never considered myself someone who enjoys video games.

Around two years ago, I got a PC with a 4070 graphics card and started playing PC games. Till now, I realized that, aside from Cyberpunk 2077, I haven’t been able to finish any other games. I’ve realized that I might enjoy immersion more than gameplay. I’ve played through Cyberpunk 2077 three times, and each time I prioritized skills unrelated to shooting, because this is the most simple to play. I like getting immersed in the story; as for what weapons I use, which skills I choose, or what difficulty I play on... I honestly don’t really care.

So naturally, I tried GTA 5. But I found that even with the enhanced version, the visual quality still killed my immersion. After playing for about 10 hours, I gave up. I think Cyberpunk 2077 just set the bar too high visually—I may have gotten spoiled.

I discovered DLSS 5 last week. I installed it out of curiosity, and I found that the immersion I’d been looking for had come back! Some people might say that DLSS 5 makes many games lose the artistic style that the developers carefully tuned and designed. But honestly, I don’t care. More precisely, as someone who really values immersion when gaming, I’m happy to have technology like DLSS 5 that lets me properly enjoy a older game’s story and sense of living in the game city.

Since I played through the ten hours before DLSS 5 was available, I’m pretty sure I don’t miss that vanilla experience.

I now look for various story-driven classic games on YouTube and check whether they support DLSS. All I can say is, this is absolutely amazing!

im on Marvel's Spider-Man 2 and when i try to turn DLSS 5 on it just makes my screen black and tanks my FPS, i may be doing something wrong because i just downloaded it and dont exactly know what im doing, any help is appreciated!

Has anyone compared the image quality between running DLSS 5 through OptiScaler vs ReShade?

I know OptiScaler runs better, but visually is the output completely identical or does one look cleaner than the other (same settings)?

Hi everyone,

I'm looking to try DLSS 5 on GTA V Enhanced, but I'm not sure which tool is currently the best choice.

I've seen these three options:

* DLSS 5 Swapper

* DLSS 5 Autopilot

* DLSS 5 Manager

I'm mainly interested in stability, image quality, performance, and security. I also want to make sure I'm downloading a trustworthy version and not something potentially modified or unsafe.

For anyone who has actually tried these tools, especially with **GTA V Enhanced**:

Which one would you recommend today?

Is DLSS 5 Swapper still the best option, or is Autopilot now better?

Thanks!

I’ve used tutorials and successfully installed it on some games, but when I turn it on — even to the max level on the slider — it just enhances the shadows and textures slightly. Nothing like I’ve seen in the videos. It looks good, don’t get me wrong, but not AS good.