oh title, dlss on all cards, good or bad YES?

[PogDogs]

Hello, I'm just wondering if this actually works or not..

So basically I was watching this video and in the video he says that 

A little later he says , and basically I wanna know if this actually impacts my performance positively, or not. And also how to use it if it does..

[RAS_3885]

Current DLSS performs well for what it's intended to do, so no reason to think a new version won't follow suit. Final verdict once it's actually released and reviewed.

 

Broader support, should developers choose to implement the "open source" version, can only be seen as a good thing in my mind. I imagine using it will be the same as today. You turn in on in the game options.

 

EDIT: Unless it becomes a driver-level thing across all games, then it would probably be done in the NVCP. I honestly couldn't be bothered to watch the full video, full disclosure. 

[Kilrah]

It's not DLSS that's available for all, but their scaling algorithm (that has existed for ages) that kicks in if you use a lower resolution than your monitor's native one. 

[tikker]

Does DLSS work and improve performance? Yes, definitely.

Is DLSS coming to all cards? Nope. What they open sourced and also updated is Nvidia Image Scaling, which is their version of AMD's FSR (or rather FSR is AMD's version of NIS).

[Jurrunio]

Open source does not make it good for all GPUs. Open source just means it lets everyone take a peek on its inner workings, nothing more.

 

If your GPU cannot use DLSS anyway, then this at most helps you run below 100% resolution scaling with a bit better but still degraded visual clarity. You can say it improves frame rate but it's not as good as DLSS.