All articles tagged with #reshade
A modder demonstrates two RTX 5060 Ti GPUs splitting rendering and a Neural Rendering pass via ReShade’s MGPU Bridge to run DLSS 5, achieving about 59%–125% higher FPS versus DLSS 5 on a single GPU, with tests in Cyberpunk 2077 and The Blood of Dawnwalker, though it doesn’t beat running DLSS 5 off (native).
A new GitHub tool, DLSS 5 Swapper by rakanki911, automates installing DLSS 5's Neural Rendering into games (including titles NVIDIA never officially supported) using DLSS5-Feeder and ReShade. It supports DirectX 9–12 and some emulators, can auto-scan a drive or accept drag-and-drop, and even extends DLSS 5 support to RTX 20- and 30-series GPUs by sidestepping the RTX 50-series requirement. It's unofficial and not affiliated with NVIDIA, so verify the download source. This could become the easiest way to try Neural Rendering until an official solution releases.
A new video by Digital Dreams showcases how great Dead Island 2 would look with ReShade Ray Traced Global Illumination Beyond All Limits preset, which is not officially supported by the game. Despite its issues, Dead Island 2 sold one million copies globally in only three days of availability and is now available on multiple platforms.
A new graphical showcase has surfaced, showing the closed beta of Diablo IV running on an NVIDIA RTX 4090 with ReShade raytracing. The game is looking great and is well-optimized across all platforms. The closed beta was available for those who pre-ordered the game, and the open beta will kick off for everyone from March 24 through March 26. Diablo IV is slated for a global release on PC, Xbox Series X|S, Xbox One, PlayStation 5, and PlayStation 4 on June 6. The game will receive post-launch ray tracing support and NVIDIA's DLSS3 tech to improve performance without too much loss to visual quality.