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Unfortunately not. DLSS is only on RTX GPUs. But you can use DLSS Swapper to update FSR versions to the latest as well, which can also improve image quality.

No, the game doesnt have ray reconstruction so making changes to RR in NVPI wont do anything in DD2 unfortunately.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews just wanted to make sure and thanks for replying.

Hey, DLSS Swapper can be used with any game that has DLSS, whereas with the Nvidia App you can only force the latest DLSS versions and presets on supported, whitelisted games. There are a lot of games that are supported, but not all. About 6 of my installed 21 games dont have the option to change DLSS settings via Nvidia App, whereas those games can be changed using the method shown in the video.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews very insightful and helpful, thanks!

You're welcome 👍

Yup, it works! Now I also tried and actually the old DLSS versions habe way less ghosting, so I guess it really should get optimized per game…

Preset K is slightly improved over J so I recommend using K.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews thx boss

Make sure your game is in Windowed or Windowed Fullscreen mode. If in Windowed mode Lossless Scaling will make it fullscreen.

It for sure wont. It will match the 4090 only when using 4X MFG. Even the 5080 is a bit slower than the 4090, and judging by the specs the 5070 is going to be quite a bit slower than the 5080.

What GPU do you have now? A friend of mine did this exact video you are suggesting. Search for Terra Ware on TH-cam. His content is in the same vein as mine but his is a bit more structured. If you watch my content you'll definitely like his.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews I had to go back to my old 1070 ti when my new card decided to self destruct... Just waiting for all the new cards to launch including AMD before I make a decision. But right now i'm thinking about getting a 9070 xt to se what AMD has to offer, It's been a while and the 5000 series is just a huge disappointment IMO.. I do check out Terra from time to time lol. I can't remembering him comparing FSR4 to DLSS4, only to FSR3/4 to dlss3. Hmm ill take another look if ive missed something 👍

Oh, yeah, sorry. He compared FSR4 to DLSS3, you're right.

Lossless Scaling can be very GPU intensive. You can try and adjust the resolution scale slider (mine here is set to 100%) to 65%. That should help. Unfortunately all FG technologies have a big cost. If you enable DLSS FG or FSR FG you also dont get 2x the framerate as there are quite a bit of overhead.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews I'll try that thanks. I also noticed that setting the max frame latency higher than 1 actually makes a very big difference in the end result fps too (getting higher fps in cost of latency?).

Yeah, it prerenders frames so it can be displayed as soon as it needs to, but it does increase input latency a bit. But still a good way to find a decent balance between latency and framerate.

Yeah, path tracing on AMD currently is a no go. Some normal RT features run okay, and there's not a big difference when software RT / Lumen is used. But the more demanding ray traced options definitely struggle more on AMD. Apparently the 9070 has much better RT performance, but let's see.

Some games it's not necessary and others are. GOW I didnt need to do the NVPI step, but others you have to.

Yeah, one of the more transformative games for sure.

Thanks for watching. No, no need, you can close them after doing what needs to be done.

Thanks ​@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews

Not always. In some games it works, others you have to use DLSS Tweaks or NVPI.

New driver has been giving people issues same as you mentioned

Yeah, I've also had numerous issues with the latest drivers. Crashes to be more specific. I installed the 572.45 hotfix driver and so far it seems a bit better, especially in Spider-Man 2.

Thank you kindly sir, as always! Say hi to Piper for me!

10/4 I will when she wakes up she's sawing logs under my desk while I catch up on Rebirth ​@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews

I didnt enable it in mine, I used DLSS Swapper's debug option as shown in the video. But another viewer mentioned this for use with NVPI: Also if you want to disable the writing bottom left, you need to disable the UI registry file which comes with downloading Nvidia profile inspector for ppl that don't know.

You probably wont like what I'm going to say but I would strongly advise against using FG for a 60 fps target. 60 fps base framerate is what AMD and Nvidia recommend as at 30 fps base the input latency will be very bad and artifacts will be a lot more noticeable. The purpose of FG is to take a reasonable framerate (60 give or take) and turn it into 120hz to get the motion fluidity of a high refresh rate panel. I use it to max out my 165hz panel by capping to 79 fps when using LSFG, and 2X mode then makes that 158 fps, which is what Reflex + V-sync caps it at when those are used.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews Nah, I'm a big boy. It really depends on the specific game though, there really is going to be some jank no matter how I try to make it work. For example, i've been able to use it pretty successfully on monster hunter wilds beta. Lock it at 30, and double it. Seems to do ok. I generally agree though, that the physics etc really do need to be tuned in with the frame rate, and the change in latency between 30 and 60 is pretty big. obviously the higher frame rates you go, it may be halved as well but it's like talking about half of 32ms vs half of 8ms difference (far less noticable going from say 120hz to 240hz) than from 60 to 30. I did find that on my Viture pro glasses that it actually handles x3 with a 40fps locking target surprisingly well. The latency feels better than when I used to play console games on a plasma TV. I think games that are generally designed to be "playable" at 30 fps are likely to do "ok", but ya, I agree...not optimal at all...but it's a good poor man's solution. I still don't feel like upgrading my 2080 ti at this point.

Agreed. Especially when using the latest DLSS .dll and using Preset K. Game looks great.

DLSS Swapper does not change the preset to J or K, and Nvidia Profile Inspector does not replace the DLSS .dll files, so you have to use both as shown in the video. DLSS Swapper to update the DLSS version, and NVPI to force the preset to J or K. There are some games where replacing only the DLSS files activate Preset J, like God of War Ragnarok, but most games I tested I had to make use of both apps.

I can't see games that are not in steam or epic games in dlss swapper

DLSS 4's transformer model is really much better, especially in games that are supported. DLSS Balanced in many games now look better than DLSS Quality at 1440p, and DLSS Performance gives DLSS Quality a good run for its money at 4K. It really is good.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews So do you still need Nvidia Inspector too? Why do I see people enabled it globally?

Yeah, forced manual method works just as well, and especially when DLSS Swapper doesnt detect your games. This is why I love PC so much, there's literally a million ways to get to the same result so people can choose whatever works best for them. Curious though, why do you prefer manual method instead of DLSS Swapper?

@Mostly_Positive_Reviews I have so many tweaks that I love to keep them on. Basically minimizing the steps required as much as possible to get things ready again. For example, enabling ReBar, change DLSS preset, settings Control Panel and Nvidia app, Adrenalin, Afterburner and all of that basic stuff you know. Especially after do a clean driver update, these configurations will be gone and need to be reload again and I don't want to bother with even more clicks when I can just 'shortcut' it a bit without adding extra software or tool. That's what I love about PC tweaking, you have so many ways to do the same things and wouldn't hurt to know all the methods to keep in your arsenal Justin Case one dozen work. 🤷🏻‍♀️🥴

Yeah, that makes perfect sense. Whichever works best, and agreed, that's the beauty of it.

In the video I had NVPI set to those settings and Ratchet and Clank still showed DLSS 3.5. Only after updating the .dll files via DLSS Swapper did it show Preset K with 3.10.2.

@Mostly_Positive_Reviews it that's the case, you have to choose the single game in the manager, not the global profile.

Doesn't worked like that bro, Nvidia Profile can't forced the preset if you don't have the latest dlss.dll.

@@Surenhohn91 The global profile will forced any game that you updated with the latest DLL to run DLSS 4, why would you want to do that by per game basis? Without the DLL it won't work anyway.

@WheeledHamster you don't need new DLSS files. The override does it itself. It's the truth.

Welcome, and thanks for watching!

You have to use this revamped version which I linked, or you need to download a custom settings / profile file.

Not all, but it is much better for sure.

Ok. Just confirmed myself that the new FG works with this method. Using nvidia app, even using latest DLSS (it only lets us change DLSS for SR and not FG), FPS (4k, DLSS Performance, all max settings on RTX 4090) - 101 FPS Using nvinspector and dlss swapper - 112 fps

Awesome! I only got around to replying now but glad you tested it. I tested it briefly a few days ago and yeah, it works fine with the new FG .dll.

Yeah, it's really nice to see how well it works in some games, especially for the older titles and titles that dont have any kind of FG.

Appreciate it bud!

Thank you! The info on bottom left is what I enabled in DLSS Swapper. If you disable that it doesnt show.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews Oh right I've never enabled that in DLSS Swapper but I pretty much enabled UI in Nvidia Profile Inspector & wasn't sure where to look to turn it back off but remembered it was inside the installation folder for NPI lol

Hahaha, oh okay. Yeah, you can enable it in both, as well as in DLSS Tweaks. DLSS Swapper recently added it I believe (last 2 weeks or so).

@ I see lol

Yeah, I tried everything. I did a full DDU with the drivers, did a full clean install, then downloaded the latest app. Had quite a few games not show up, did another clean re-install, some started working, but Stalker I could never get to show the driver settings.

@ Yeah my guess is then it's Xbox gamepass because they have some of their games hidden so the app will not be able to access it On steam I have Stalker 2 support but it only has FG anyway Nvidia profile inspector be best for that and it's mainly the image quality that looks poor for me in that game That's why I don't like the Xbox app for mods or anything like that

I prefer it as it is easier for me, but you can use DLSS Tweaks as well for the same result.

I tried posting a link but it disappeared, what is the difference between this Revamp from 5 days ago and the one from yesterday from user Orbmu2k the name nvidiaProfileInspector releases ? Is that from Orb the original?

You are most welcome!

Yeah, it all depends on what FSR4 is capable of. DLSS 4 looks fantastic, but it will be interesting to see what AMD can do here.

No problem, enjoy the extra frames!

I actually did a video on it a while back. Can definitely make a big difference.

@ cool I’ll watch it

It does put more load on the GPU, so usages will go up.

@Mostly_Positive_Reviews any idea why it maxes out the GPU? I tested this with StarCraft 2(a very light GPU game) and it still brings my usage from 40% all the way to 100%

It might be slightly bottlenecked as the 5080 can push a bit more frames than the 4070 Ti, but personally I dont think the gains by going with a faster CPU will be crazy high. The 7600X is a decent CPU. You'll need to decide whether forking out for something like a 7800X3D will be worth the ~10% you'll gain. You probably will improve the lows a bit by going with an 8-core CPU though.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews Thanks for the answer. I also thought about 7800x3D, but the valuable one now is the overpair and but I think it’s worth it or not)

What resolution do you game at? I mainly game at 1440p, and the game can be quite CPU bound, so I use very high preset, DLSS Quality, and DLSS FG. Ray tracing still crashes my game but I see there's a new patch out. If it fixes the crashing I'll throw RT reflections in there.

The reason why 60fps is considered the minimum is due to input lag. The lower your base framerate the worse your input lag will be, especially with FG enabled. In your case 60fps will be perfect to get to 120fps, which will then max out your monitor's refresh rate.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews ok great. so even if im hitting a base line of like 70. if i turn on fg and go abouve 200fps. i wont notice input lag?

@ There will still be additional input lag, that's unfortunately the drawback of FG technologies, but it can be mitigated by using AMD Anti-Lag, or Nvidia Reflex. But the way it works means there will always be additional input lag.

@ reflex 2 will solve that.. in any cast theinput lag cant be that bad.

I tried a lot of them, I just dont enjoy the franchise.

@@Mostly_Positive_Reviews Can understand as everone has his own favorite genre of video-games to play mine are with anime