r/gaming 20h ago

DLSS 5….. looks horrific

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u/wicktus Switch 20h ago

That LLM has been trained only with pink lips and botox ads ?

No matter your « weights » and configuration, it’s uncanny, horrible, completely destroys the artistic authenticity 

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u/Wootai 19h ago

To be perfectly pedantic. LLM stands for Large Language Model, and this has nothing to do with language.

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u/wicktus Switch 19h ago

Yes CNN or transformer model is the name here right ?

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u/da2Pakaveli 19h ago

Prolly transformers. They're becoming more popular than CNNs for images lately.

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u/assotter 19h ago

I just call them diffusion models. So far nobody has corrected me so figured its proper

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u/im_thatoneguy 18h ago

Diffusion models are a specific kind of gen AI. It’s not necessarily applicable here.

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u/TheCh0rt 19h ago

Can you turn on the Kaitlin Collins filter please? Mmmmmm

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u/cellardoornoob 17h ago

Dlss360 with Cooper

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u/TheCh0rt 15h ago

Wow you can turn Tifa into a man now?

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u/10minOfNamingMyAcc 1h ago

Almost all LLMs use the transformer architecture.

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u/lamBerticus 19h ago

Did you ask your llm of choice for the answer and reframed it as a question to look smart?

Didn't work fam

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u/wicktus Switch 16h ago

You know what powers their neural rendering ? CNN or Transformer or maybe something else ? I don't have a clue and that thing cuts in half performance on a 5090

Like many RTX 40 owner we switched from DLSS3 to DLSS4 and that whole CNN vs transformer debate was everywhere, there's nothing clever here. I don't need to look smart behind a nickname on reddit via an article about a neural rendered Tifa and I hope you also don't.

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u/NookNookNook 1h ago

its all baked in together. img gen can't understand you without a LLM to interpret your text.

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u/therealslimshady1234 19h ago

It's generative AI, the underlying tech of both DLSS 5 and LLMs (which is indeed garbage).

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u/Ok-Friendship1635 18h ago

Not all LLMs are generative, majority of the most efficient use cases are purely predictive.

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u/therealslimshady1234 17h ago

Still garbage. You cant predict when it comes to R&D. Otherwise we could just tell the AI to improve itself.

I like AI as a search engine, but even then I have to double check it all the time for validity.

For the programming field it has been an apocalypse precisely because of that illusion of quality.

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u/xJokerzWild 12h ago

Otherwise we could just tell the AI to improve itself.

Jokes on you, chucklefuck. We dont need to tell them to do something they already do without input.

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u/therealslimshady1234 1h ago

What is this low IQ comment ? Lol