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The PC modding community has always loved pushing hardware beyond manufacturers’ limits. While NVIDIA has kept its DLSS 5 Neural Rendering technology within its GeForce ecosystem, Radeon enthusiasts are finding ways to bring the technology to AMD graphics cards. Wehaveall, a modder, has published AMDLSS5 2.0, the latest update, which promises better performance, smoother frame…

Finding a good graphics card in the current economy can be daunting. Buzzwords like “path tracing” and “AI” make it seem like a person is missing out on much if they don’t go for the latest GPU. Users may end up overlooking used GPUs, fearing second-hand goods might be unsafe or underperform. However, just because…

The GPU market is shifting as AMD expands FSR 4.1 support to older Radeon cards, Nvidia’s next budget GPU may be delayed, and AI infrastructure spending raises questions about future hardware prices. These developments could affect how gamers upgrade their systems, the performance available from existing GPUs, and graphics card prices in the coming years.

AMD is expanding its FidelityFX Super Resolution technology with a host of announcements for older Radeon graphics cards, APUs, mobile gaming devices, and Xbox consoles. The latest FSR 4.1 patches further improve frame pacing and Vulkan compatibility, potentially bringing AI-powered upscaling to a much wider range of gaming hardware.

Nvidia limits some frame-generation features and DLSS models to newer graphics cards, but third-party tools can enable them on older RTX GPUs. MFG Unlocker and D18 let you access frame generation preset C and the newer DLSS 5 model. With the right files and settings, these tools can increase FPS, reduce the performance cost of…

AMD Radeon GPUs may soon gain access to NVIDIA’s DLSS technologies through community-developed modifications. Modders have expanded support for DLSS features, including neural rendering, upscaling, frame generation, and ray reconstruction. At the same time, NVIDIA’s latest DLSS 5 model is showing performance gains in unsupported games, while questions remain about the availability of the RTX…

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When it comes to GPU cards, there are pretty much two companies to consider: AMD and NVIDIA, or “team red” and “team green” to their devoted fanbases. But you don’t really have to choose, and can, in fact, use cards from both companies in the same machine. All you need is the correct PCIe x16 lanes…

TL;DR: A GitHub mod called “DLSS-NR-on-AMD” enables NVIDIA DLSS 5 on RDNA 4 GPUs (including the RX 9070 XT) by using a custom executable and an NVIDIA DLSS DLL; visuals in Cyberpunk 2077 improved, but initial performance was under 20 FPS (later updated to ~30 FPS at 1080p), and the modder aims for RTX 5070…

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