Nvidia DLSS 5 is NUTS!
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Dicehunter
Resident Newb
Looks amazing, Interesting that they used 1 x 5090 for the game and 1 x 5090 for the effect, I wonder if that was just due to a last minute addition and optimisation will make ot doable on 1 x 5090 or if it's a sign of how power hungry this effect is.
WYP
News Guru
The demo at GTC is an early version. They already have it running in their labs on a single GPU.
ImprovizoR
Well-known member
OK, I'm officially impressed. What the actual ckuf? But what I actually want to know is can this be applied to RTX Remix mods, where it's really needed? I don't see thing taking off in AAA space. But modders could run wild with this tech.
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Dicehunter
Resident Newb
According to the Digital Foundry video it is easily applied and could even be modded into Minecraft, As an example, According to the Nvidia devs.
ImprovizoR
Well-known member
Give me this for the original Mass Effect trilogy and The Witcher 3 I'm a happy guy.
NeverBackDown
AMD Enthusiast
I don't think it's that impressive visually if I'm being honest. The lighting is an upgrade but AI does a poor job(even if Nvidia is an AI leader) with human faces and to me I can't get over how much MORE fake it makes video games characters. I wouldn't also imagine it would make monsters (like Witcher 3 as mentioned) look more obviously fake.
In my opinion AI still has a long way to go and I certainly would still prefer the original artists intentions.
In my opinion AI still has a long way to go and I certainly would still prefer the original artists intentions.
WYP
News Guru
TBH, I think there is some work to be done with character lighting. I think how it affects skin may need to change; at least with younger characters, it makes them look much older. That's part of the reason why Nvidia's Grace Ashcroft example looks so jarring. The Leon example looks much better. The Hogwarts Legacy one is also strange, as the main character is a teenager... That said, Nvidia has other Grace examples that look great.
For the most part, it looks good, but I think it needs refinement. Perhaps markers need to be added to specific characters with a listed age. That way, subsurface scattering, etc., can be calibrated on a per-character basis for main characters. Skin looks different on different people and age groups.
NVIDIA says that DLSS 5 can be tuned, so developers will be able to make their games look how they want. Furthermore, developers can simply choose not ot use it, as can gamers.
ImprovizoR
Well-known member
It's worth remembering that it's only a demo for unreleased piece of software that's coming out at the end of the year. I'm excited for the possibilities.
WYP
News Guru
Yeah. It will be very interesting to see how this looks when it ships.
Dicehunter
Resident Newb
It will be tuned by the game devs and also a completely optional so if you don' t like it, It can be turned off.
KingNosser
Well-known member
Doesn't matter to me, never going to end up on my system, the only issue I have with it is it's generative so is the character going to look different from one segment to the next. the key part I feel they went wrong is calling it DLSS maybe a different buzz word would have gone down better, but my honest opinion is that it simply changes too many things to be in the DLSS bracket. Thou the general rule in gaming lately least on PC is keep AI slop away from our systems. If I had an Nvidia card if this was simply an optional setting then I would simply just turn it off.
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