The Last of Us, Skyrim and More Get Unreal Makeovers With Nvidia's Controversial AI Tech
PC gamers are testing out DLSS 5 graphics on games like GTA: San Andreas and Skyrim, and the results are realistic but uncanny..
PC gamers are testing out DLSS 5 graphics on games like GTA: San Andreas and Skyrim, and the results are realistic but uncanny.
The short version
- PC gamers are testing out DLSS 5 on games like GTA: San Andreas and Skyrim Nvidia's controversial upscaling tech, DLSS 5 , hasn't officially been released for its RTX 50-series computer chips.
- Files for the real-time neural rendering model were recently discovered in an early access build of N BA 2K27, so naturally, people raced to get it working.
- Based on fan uploads, the apparent latest iteration of DLSS 5 is a definite improvement over the earlier iteration's tendency to yassify every pixel.
What happened
Some games, however, just can't shake DLSS 5's uncanny valley effect. Months later, DLSS 5 is accidentally back in the limelight.
Why it matters
This time, however, Nvidia can't curate the footage of DLSS 5.
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