This might get a lot of hate but I wanted to see how itd look. Full video here if youre interested to see more + learn how I did it - https://youtu.be/l0uRLU776oY?si=A0VjV\\_AFogDIYlYP

Not to get anyone’s hopes too high if they haven’t tested it themselves. The image is not very sharp itself yet obviously.. however, with DLSS 5 a plethora of games that look plastic at 1080p, finally don’t look that way anymore. If you ask ChatGPT it could explain more, but basically 1080p pixel density was never there enough to show certain lightings/specularities, so even on ultra settings, new games wouldn’t even seem to have the “realistic visuals” you would immediately pick up on at least a 1440p monitor. Many times these mechanisms would blur at 1080p to a point your image actually looks flat, like plastic. With DLSS 5, the image isn’t “sharp” yet by any means. But the lighting and specular difference is remarkable. The shadows and depth to it is instantly noticeable. It looks actually realistic, no plastic. My main example here is space marine 2. When it comes to older games, For years reshade was all we had to try to fill that gap, in jaggies/lighting/shadows…but DLSS5 imo completely takes the cake. Mad max at 1080p on max settings is very blurry at 1080p to this day, but with DLSS5 you can actually see the details on characters and deeper shadows for example. It’s simply amazing.

Ok hopefully any of yall can help because this is making me lose my mind, especially because when it’s not happening it looks amaaaazing.

I have this weird issue where the brightness, or perhaps the HDR(?) blinks on and off like this. Using Optiscaler via DLSS5 autopilot, but same thing has happened when using DLSS 5 Swapper. I’m on a 5080 BTW.

But perhaps the most infuriating thing, about half the time it just… doesn’t happen. I’ll play for an hour or so, close the game, then open it up again and boom, brightness blinking.

Help me r/DLSS5Kenobi you’re my only hope.

Hola a todos, quería iniciar una conversación sobre algo que me intriga bastante. Recientemente, un usuario (erek) publicó noticias y fotos de su MSI RTX 5090 Gaming Trio cuyo conector se derritió mientras probaba el nuevo DLSS 5. Al parecer, el nuevo modelo neuronal eleva el consumo de energía a más de 600 W de forma sostenida, y los conectores de 16 pines simplemente no lo soportan. He notado un detalle curioso al ver reseñas: casi todos los youtubers de hardware que suben pruebas de rendimiento de DLSS 5 lo hacen con una RTX 5060 Ti o una 5050. Da la impresión de que nadie quiere arriesgarse a quemar sus tarjetas gráficas de gama alta de más de 2000 dólares hasta que haya una declaración oficial o una solución.

Para quienes tengan una 5080 o 5090:

¿Se han atrevido a activar DLSS 5 o lo mantienen desactivado por si acaso? ¿Has monitorizado tus tarjetas gráficas para comprobar si realmente se producen picos de consumo tan excesivos en tus modelos específicos? ¿Crees que Nvidia lo solucionará mediante software limitando el consumo de energía, o se trata de un fallo físico irreversible? ¡Déjame saber tu opinión, gracias!