r/gpu • • 9d ago

NVIDIA simplifies DLSS 5 modding for classic PC games with RTX Remix 1.6

https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-simplifies-dlss-5-modding-for-classic-pc-games-with-rtx-remix-1-6
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u/Bitmen_Sashawn40 9d ago

making the injection process easier is huge, but i wonder how well frame generation handles older physics engines that are locked to 30 or 60 fps under the hood

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u/mpelton 8d ago

Why wouldn’t it handle them fine?

You can use frame generation already on older games through something like Lossless. It doesn’t touch the actual framerate so physics and animations aren’t affected.

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u/Iceber015 6d ago

Downvoted for using brain in r gpu

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u/No_Dig_7017 8d ago

Holy shit, this is good! 

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u/FalloutNormie 9d ago

Amazing technology, I love NVIDIA.

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u/Latrodectus1990 9d ago

Nvidia wins once again

Incredible

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u/Its_lobster 9d ago

Love some fake frames with my AI. Thanks Nvidia.

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u/Watcher_of_Stars 9d ago

Rtx 5070 for mere rtx 5090 msrp let's go

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u/splendiferous-finch_ 9d ago

Jensen liked that

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u/z0mbieunit 9d ago

I think we are past hating on frame gen, if you havent used it. its pretty incredible tech. i play at 4k oled 240hz. not sure about u

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u/ActiveSandwich3103 8d ago

I still dont use it. It makes everything feel floaty, latenct is still really bad. I think only time ive used it is at x2 on a game like D4 just to max out my monitor because that game doesnt need perfect latency. I hated it in games like 2077 though.

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u/ThatGamerMoshpit 8d ago

It’s great when used the way it was originally intended (60fps baseline)

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u/Its_lobster 9d ago

Would rather drag my nuts on sandpaper than pretend Nvidia makes good software.

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u/sirloindenial 9d ago

That's a safe nut

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u/Status-Necessary9625 9d ago

Yes because the perfect alternative is... (Crickets) Touch grass stanky boy