A Modder Has Gotten NVIDIA DLSS 5 To Run Across Two RTX 5060 Ti Cards
NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 has been cooking up a storm in the world of modders, allowing the upscaler and its Neural Rendering engine to be applied to games that technically and officially aren’t supported yet, and even to older-generation GeForce cards that predate Blackwell. In that spirit, one modder went a rather expensive route: running the technology through […] The post A Modder Has Gotten NVIDIA…
NVIDIA’s DLSS 5 technology has gained attention from modders who have managed to run it on multiple GeForce RTX 5060 Ti cards, including for games like Cyberpunk 2077. The modder, Marcelo Guibout, achieved this by using one card for rendering and the other for post-processing Neural Rendering, a method similar to Lossless Scaling.
This allows the second GPU to offload the neural rendering workload from the first GPU, freeing up resources for the primary rendering card. While this setup isn't NVIDIA's intended use, it demonstrates the versatility of DLSS 5 across older hardware. However, DLSS 5's power consumption has caused concerns, as it may be causing higher-than-average power draw in RTX 50 Series cards, leading to the 12VHPWR connector issue.
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