DLSS 5 can now be used in some DX11 games that don’t have native DLSS support. A new community-made project called DLSS5-Feeder uses ReShade to provide the depth and motion data needed by DLSS 5’s Neural Rendering. This means older DX11 games may be able to use DLSS 5 without the developers adding DLSS support themselves. Via: @DystopianSuns

DLSS 5 has been unofficially patched to run on RTX 30-series GPUs, but performance is very poor. Modders patched leaked DLSS 5 Neural Rendering files to work on older Ampere cards. It can run, but it is far too demanding. An RTX 3080 in Deep Rock Galactic dropped from around 138 FPS to 4 FPS with DLSS 5, a 97% drop. Other RTX 30 cards have fallen to 1–6 FPS in some games.

DLSS 5 is absolutely magical. Turns old games into new games automatically, like completely remastered. The best part is, everyone loves it now, even gamers, although it's AI 👌

Leaked DLSS 5 is already running on RTX 40-series GPUs, and now someone has managed to get it working on an RTX 30-series card too at 4 FPS Modders patched DLSS 5 file to bypass its RTX 50-series limitation. It has been tested on an RTX 4090 and RTX 4080, while a user has now shown it running on an RTX 3080. The RTX 4090 loses around 39% performance with DLSS 5 enabled, while the RTX 30-series test is running at just 4 FPS.

More DLSS games joined the lineup this June. And there’s more #RTXOn# to check out: 🟢 RTX games in the Steam Summer Sale 🟢 DLSS-enhanced demos you can play now Learn more: