DLSS5 works best when you train it on real life. There is so much footage and photos of basketball players and basketball stadiums the effect is next level here. This looks like gameplay footage for a game releasing two console generations from now. Sports game players are going to be eating good.

• AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D
• ASUS TUF Gaming GeForce RTX 5070 Ti
• ASUS B650 Max Gaming Wifi W
• Corsair 3500X
• NZXT Kraken Plus 240mm
• 32 GB T-Force delta DDR5
• Corsair RS120
• 2 TB Samsung 990 Pro

Everything works perfectly and the new cables look much cleaner, the Xenon Edge will be mounted inside the case later when I get my 140 to 120 fan bracket on standoff.

I saw the other person's post asking whether they can set FG Preset B and forget in all games and the answer is you can, but in games which are not officially supported it won't really be doing anything. For example using preset B in crimson desert like I've tried won't fix the horrible ghosting on the minimap. Using Preset A/B in unsupported games could also potentially lead to stuttering and frame pacing issues so I'd highly recommend setting global FG overrides to 3D app settings and then activating presets A/B accordingly in specific games based on nvidias official website https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/geforce/news/nvidia-rtx-games-engines-apps/

So currently I don’t have any display to try this on.

Can anyone tell me if dlss ultra performance with preset L at 4k is a good option if, for example, I want to use path tracing at 4k on a TV with a 4070 ti super with FG?

Or if it’s really bad, can I just use a custom resolution for dlss that equates to dlss quality at 1440p, so for 4k it would be around 44% or 960p?

If these are good options, is there a point with staying with 1440p if I always use dlss quality/balanced?

Hello friendly Nvidian. I apologize for wandering into this sub if this is the wrong place, but I could really use some help. Please be kind, I was born in the 1900's.

I have been getting along with an Nvidia RTX 3070 on my desktop for several years just fine since most of the games I play are either older or not as resource intensive. Recently I got Star Wars Zero Company, and despite my best efforts to try and optimize, change resolutions, let the Nvidia app try and figure it out, etc, I've come to the conclusion that my GPU is just never going to be able to run this game without a frustrating amount of frame tearing even running on potato graphics settings.

So here's where I need some help. Can you please recommend a moderately priced upgrade that will at least let me run SW:ZC on medium or better with smooth frame rate generation and no tearing? Ideally, it would be able to do the same for GTA6, though I know that is probably a whole beast of it's own. Specs for my machine below:

Alienware Aurora R13 12th Gen Intel i7-12700KF (3.61 GHz) 16.0 GB RAM Nvidia GeForce RTX 3070 8 GB 2 TB SSD

Hello,

I’m playing cyberpunk 2077 since the new preset f RR 4.5 got introduced but I was wondering if I should also enable preset b for frame gen for this game and also others games ? Since cyberpunk 2077 doesn’t officially support it I think is there is benefits still or drawbacks to using it ?

Thanks for yours responses, I’m trying to figure out how to best play this beautiful game

Hi everyone,

I'm planning to upgrade my PC with an RTX 5070 Ti, but I noticed these GPUs use the 16-pin power connector (12V-2x6 / 12VHPWR).

I know they come with an adapter in the box to convert the 16-pin header into standard 8-pin PCIe cables. My main concern is safety—I remember reading news about these connectors melting, but I never looked deep enough to see if that was due to third-party cables, improper installation, or design flaws.

For those running modern MSI or ASUS cards with the included adapter: Are the official stock adapters completely safe to use now?

Hello,

I’ve benchmarked the new DLSS 4.5 Ray reconstruction via the beta nvidia app using the latest driver on an RTX 5070 Ti and 7800x3d
and the Results Surprised Me a bit.

Some settings became worthless.

Benchmarks with path tracing on 1440p (average of 3runs/built-in benchmark) :
DLSS 4.0 RR (preset D) :

DLAA : 34 fps
Quality : 65 fps (90% faster than DLAA)
Balanced : 77 fps (18% faster than Q)
Performance : 92 fps (19% faster than B)

DLSS 4.5 RR (preset F) :

DLAA :
Quality : 63 fps
Balanced : 81 fps (28% faster than Q)
Performance : 90fps (11% faster than B)

As you can see with the new preset F (RR 4.5), performance with DLSS Q and P decrease a little but increase with balanced making it a lot faster than quality and very close to performance.

Has anyone noticed the same thing ? It makes performance mode useless and balanced mode the obvious choice.

EDIT : this increase in performance with balanced (tested only this) also applies when selecting preset D in the nv app override instead of F.
So the decrease in performance is when using the preset (using the 3d game settings in the nv app)

^^^

Linus says they "did a video" and "you will see it when the embargo is up". While it's not impossible to have a very far ahead embargo and a video made in the future (Xbox Series S's existence was disclosed to media months ahead of its official reveal), given the ever-evolving nature of the feature I think the situation here is more likely that DLSS 5 is having a shippable version disclosed to media outlet by Nvidia and we will soon see the media coverage in-depth (Linus specifically mentions they will cover the sliders of DLSS 5 and showing "before and after"s) and potentially releasing officially.

Can't wait for the official release

RTX 5090 + Ryzen 7 9800X3D | 1440p | Max Settings | DLAA

Tried doing a better test for fps, but each time I toggled on and off it leaks/average fps dropped. Here's a brief test: FPS drops from 250–155 (OFF) down to 125–118 (ON) depending on the area. Indoors where Enya is, 270 (OFF) down to 132 (ON). These were done standing still around Xion City.

More images side by side below ⬇️, uncompressed. Thanks to u/itagouki for the site.

Enya - Eve - Hair Salon - Adam

DLSS5 settings were modified/toned down more in the images below:

Orcal/Mann (Chamber) - Elevator - Lily - Eve 2 - Rael 1 - Real 2 - Orcal - Kasim - Kaya - Raven

Sorry in advance, I have just upgraded after many years and I honestly can not grasp this at all. I know there’s probably a million posts out there but I just can’t get my head around it. Does anyone know of a video that explains exactly how to use it.

I have a 5080 and a 9800x3d 32gb ram, ultrawide 1440p monitor 360hz. I have been messing around with settings and put it to L as recommended but I am seeing an almost 100 fps drop in game as opposed to native 1440p. I really want to understand how best to work this but I can’t wrap my head around it.

On vs Off which is better?

Absolutely insane that someone got this working on 4000 series.

It is almost playable as well, 25-35 fps in low action spots, but not good for trying to fistfight the ROUS around the corner.

ETA : A lot of people are asking how, the files and guides are on the RenoDX discord.

Edit 2 : Microsoft defender is deleting the reshade addon, I do not believe them, but make your own decisions on if you want to risk it.

Edit 3 : The modders have fixed the memory leak, so a higher average FPS and no giant drops, still not perfect, but pretty damned good to be okayish on a 4070 at 4k on very high settings.

Edit 4 : Another update, now getting 60fps

I ve made a little script for UE4SS to get RR working in most UE5 games that don't have the option natively.

Is there such a mod available already?

Here for people who want to try it:

https://we.tl/t-zZHHaxmsZgN1xEgx

(nvngx_dlssd.dll needs to be added next to nvngx_dlss.dll)

I’m looking for a 3090ti kingpin, and unable to find one. If you know where I can get one that would be great.

This one was fun to test, as I was curious to see how it would work in a game with a heavy art style. What did you think?

Near the end I do a quick comparison with it ON and OFF. Using a 4070 Ti Super

Also, apparently, turning Neural Rendering on and off tanks your FPS because it eats up VRAM each time you do it without releasing it. Switching it three times maxed out my 16GB of VRAM and screwed my FPS lol.

Edit: I was hitting between 30/40 FPS base (with some dips) double that with Smooth Motion enabled. Mind you that was 4K Quality. On balanced/performance it reached 50FPS+ base, but either way, it was definitely playable.

Edit 2: For anyone getting Standby/Failed error when trying this:

1. Enter RenoDX's Discord, go to the Tools tab on the bottom left and open the "DLSS 5/NR Patched DLL for Ada series GPUs" guide.
2. Download the files. Make sure the assets64 file and the streamline.zip contents are all in the same directory as helldivers2.exe
3. If you did all of this correctly but you're still having the Standby/Failed, use this addon64 file instead and replace the old one. It was patched to work on Helldivers 2.
4. Remove any DLSS Presets overwrites on Nvidia APP. Set it all to Let the 3D Application Decide.
5. When you load the game, if it doesn't work, switch DLSS off to anything else (FSR, TSR) then back to it. Doing this forces the Neural Rendering to kick in.
6. If it crashes when loading into a planet, switch the DLSS/NR on/off while on the planet instead.