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NVIDIA Introduces Faster DLSS Frame Generation Performance Mode On RTX 50 And 40 Series

It’s a whirlwind week for NVIDIA in the consumer graphics space, with one of the new updates being a new, faster Performance Mode for Frame Generation. The update will be applicable to GeForce RTX 40 Series, RTX 50 Series, and RTX Spark laptops. Preset C The new Frame Generation Performance Mode is called “Preset C”, […] The post NVIDIA Introduces Faster DLSS Frame Generation Performance Mode On…

NVIDIA Introduces Faster DLSS Frame Generation Performance Mode On RTX 50 And 40 Series

NVIDIA has unveiled an enhanced Performance Mode for Frame Generation, now accessible on the RTX 40 Series, RTX 50 Series, and RTX Spark laptops. This update, labeled "Preset C," can be found within the NVIDIA App's Frame Generation override. The company claims that Preset C utilizes a more efficient and lightweight algorithm, thereby accelerating frame rates in existing Frame Generation models, such as DLSS Frame Generation, Multiframe Generation, and Dynamic Multiframe Generation.

However, the trade-off is a reduction in visual quality. Preset C has been determined to be in beta, necessitating users to access it through the NVIDIA App's override settings. To activate this mode, users must download and install the most recent NVIDIA app update from the website or within the app. Once installed, the user should open the "Graphics" section of the NVIDIA app beta, select a supported Frame Generation, Multi Frame Generation, or Dynamic Frame Generation game, navigate to "Driver Settings," click "DLSS Override – Model Presets," choose "Custom," and finally select "Preset C" from the "Frame Generation" drop-down menu.

After clicking "Apply," users should be able to experience the benefits of the new Performance Mode.

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