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Nvidia says it plans to bring DLSS 5 to older RTX 40-series GPUs "once RTX 50 Series performance is more fully tuned" (Sean Hollister/The Verge)

Nvidia won't confirm that previously announced DLSS 5 games will still ship with the tech. … But unofficially, modders have already ported a leaked version …

Nvidia plans to bring DLSS 5 to older RTX 40-series GPUs once RTX 50 Series performance is more fully tuned. According to The Verge, Nvidia has not confirmed if previously announced DLSS 5 games will still ship with the tech.

DLSS 5 has officially launched in NBA 2K27, as reported by Tom's Hardware. The technology combines training data and engine data to infer lighting and shadows, making the game look more photorealistic.

Nvidia's own marketing shows that DLSS 5 can achieve 370 FPS at 4K with an RTX 5090, compared to 240 FPS with DLSS turned off, as per Tom's Hardware. Currently, DLSS 5 is limited to NBA 2K27.

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