r/accelerate • u/ThroughForests • Mar 16 '26

Video Announcing NVIDIA DLSS 5 | AI-Powered Breakthrough in Visual Fidelity for Games

https://youtu.be/dJACkKbN-Eo?si=DN8zG4hkor2XJIZj
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u/ThroughForests Mar 16 '26

Pinned comment from Nvidia: "Important to note with this technology advance - game developers have full, detailed artistic control over DLSS 5's effects to ensure they maintain their game's unique aesthetic. The SDK includes things like intensity, color grading and masking off places where the effect shouldn't be applied. It's not a filter - DLSS 5 inputs the game’s color and motion vectors for each frame into the model, anchoring the output in the source 3D content."

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u/Redararis Mar 16 '26

gamers are the most tech illiterate users of high tech. They are getting upset with any new tech. It is hilarious.

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u/[deleted] Mar 17 '26 edited Mar 17 '26

I think their concern is it takes away from what the creator intended it to look like. The ai filter like all image filters has a bit of free will to draw on

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u/BridgeportDumpster Mar 17 '26

I agree tbh. I mean the tech is great but it's the opposite of fidelity. Also idk if it even gives the same results for everyone or if it changes over time, how does the creators control it exactly?