New FSR 3 mod brings AMD frame generation to all DLSS 3 games

After AMD launched the FSR 3 supply code, it was solely a matter of time earlier than modders started working. The primary main launch on the again of this comes from Nukem9. They’ve created a mode that permits for FSR 3 to be carried out into any sport that already gives DLSS 3 Body Technology.

Nvidia‘s DLSS 3 tech is tied to its best graphics card-topping RTX 40-series GPUs whereas AMD‘s FSR 3 is just not certain by such restrictions. The first good thing about this FSR 3 mod is that it now permits Nvidia RTX customers who don’t personal a 40-series card, to expertise a lift to their frames.

The supply code for FSR 3 has solely been obtainable for per week, so the modding group wasted no time in any respect attending to work. Nukem9’s mod could be discovered on Nexus Mods alongside detailed directions on easy methods to obtain it.

Briefly, it seems to be so simple as operating a program to disable Nvidia’s signature {hardware} checks, then copying over a file moderately hilariously named “dllsg_to_fsr3_amd_is_better.dll” alongside a separate .dll into the specified sport set up listing.

Now, in any sport that helps DLSS 3 Body Technology, whatever the graphics card you might be utilizing, the choice will probably be enabled. Whereas the efficiency advantages might solely be marginal, that is extra a showcase of what could be achieved with open-source software program when it’s handed over to a really gifted group.

DLSS 3 Body Technology is supported on video games like CyberPunk 2077, Alan Wake 2, Diablo IV, Starfield, and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt. When it was first introduced, Nvidia said that over 35 video games could be appropriate when DLSS 3 launched in October and a few new releases have since been added to this checklist.

It was lately revealed that Sony can be taking a crack at a DLSS-type solution for its subsequent console whereas common PC shooter CS2 has rejected the implementation of DLSS, however we consider that to be a good thing.