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Enthusiasts demonstrated DLSS 5 upscaling in Medal of Honor: European Assault via the PCSX2 emulator on an RTX 4070 Super, using modified DLLs and custom executables to enable the feature on a range of GPUs; opinions were mixed—some warned of FPS drops and limited visuals from applying modern ML tech to a PS2-era engine, while others praised the potential for benchmarking ML performance in older titles.
Leaked DLSS 5 neural rendering is expanding beyond RTX 50: modders have enabled FP16-based DLSS 5 on RTX 20/30 GPUs, can run in games without native DLSS, and even on the PCSX2 PlayStation 2 emulator. Using RHI with ReShade/RenoDX, the DLL is deployed to feed depth and motion data for DX9/11 and Vulkan titles (examples include Batman: Arkham Knight, Metro 2033 Redux, DOOM 2016) with the official release still planned for this fall. It remains unofficial and performance-heavy with variable compatibility, but the unofficial compatibility list is growing fast.
The PS2 emulator PCSX2 has been updated to version 2.0, introducing numerous improvements such as a new UI, simplified configuration, automatic game fixes, and enhanced compatibility. This update marks a significant milestone with over 6000 changes since the last stable revision, celebrating 100 million downloads and 20 years of development. The team behind PCSX2 expresses gratitude to the community and invites users to join their Discord for support and involvement.
The PCSX2 open-source PlayStation 2 emulator has disabled Wayland support for their distributed builds, citing numerous bugs and issues with the Wayland protocol. The developers criticized Wayland for its broken functionality, including problems with client side decorations, window positioning, NVIDIA driver compatibility, and broken global menus. While the Wayland code remains in the emulator, it is now disabled by default for the Flatpak and AppImage builds, although users can still enable it if desired.