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'Half the GPU overhead' with 'comparable visual fidelity': Nvidia dramatically improves DLSS 5, which is great — but gamers want it on more GPUs
Nvidia has significantly enhanced its DLSS 5 technology, achieving up to 40% faster frame rates and reducing GPU overhead by half while maintaining visual fidelity. The updated DLSS 5 model, launching October 16, will be available on RTX 5000 series GPUs, RTX Spark laptops, and GeForce Now, with new game integrations for Hogwarts Legacy and Where Winds Meet. Additionally, Nvidia introduced a new performance mode for frame generation, offering further frame rate boosts, and is working to bring support to older RTX 4000 series cards.
Nvidia reportedly ends GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card production
Nvidia has reportedly ceased production of its GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card, according to leaked factory notices. The RTX 5080 24GB is expected to become the new top-tier consumer card, while the RTX 5080 16GB will be discontinued. This news comes amidst broader industry-wide memory supply constraints affecting multiple platforms.
You can now apply DLSS 5 to your entire desktop with a free app and it even works with RTX 30-series cards
A free application called DLSS NeuralScreen allows users to apply Nvidia's DLSS Neural Rendering technology to their entire desktop, including videos and images, and even works with GeForce RTX 30-series cards. While it offers customization options, it does not support HDR, fullscreen games, is limited to 1440p resolution, and adds significant latency, making it unsuitable for competitive gaming. The author expresses a personal dislike for the DLSS NR look and generative AI's impact on the games industry.
I've found DLSS 5 can slash frame rates by up to 73% on an RTX 5080 gaming PC in NBA 2K27, and I'm wondering what kind of mega-rig would justify the performance hit
Testing of Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology in NBA 2K27 reveals a significant performance hit, with frame rates dropping by up to 73% on a high-end RTX 5080 PC. While the AI image enhancement can improve visual fidelity, particularly in close-ups and photo modes, the substantial performance cost raises questions about its current viability for gamers.
Cinder City Won’t Require 64 GB of RAM, But You’ll Need a Stronger GPU
Big Fire has clarified the system requirements for their upcoming game, Cinder City, reducing the recommended RAM from 64 GB to 32 GB and noting it may decrease further with optimization. While GPU requirements have increased, with a GeForce RTX 4070 recommended, the studio apologized for any initial disappointment. The game is targeting a release in the second half of 2026.
