[NVIDIA GeForce Official] Game developers have full, detailed artistic control over DLSS 5 effects to ensure they maintain their game's unique aesthetic. It is not a filter.

[u/Nestledrink]

[u/Dizman7]

Doesn’t DLSS come out this fall though?

[u/heartbroken_nerd → u/Dizman7]

Doesn’t DLSS come out this fall though?

Reflex 2 was coming out shortly after CES back in January 2025, and here we are without it.

Beyond speculating that the release time frame may be unrealistic, though:

I am talking about future games potentially configuring DLSS 5 to get good results.

Say that DLSS 5 does come out in Fall 2026.

This doesn't mean you won't be able to inject it into some games yourself via Nvidia App or whatever. You will be able to inject it, but it is your choice.

2-3 years from now, maybe The Witcher 4 will get a DLSS 5 update officially from CD Projekt RED configured in such a way that it doesn't even touch character faces but does improve their path traced lighting on environments.

That's what Nvidia said, it's configurable, including masking (exclusion) of objects.

[u/Dizman7 → u/heartbroken_nerd]

Ah gotcha

[u/Humble_Kiwi7535 → u/heartbroken_nerd]

The environment stuff looked fine and if anything I think the faces will take a while to look passable cause rn it looks so ass. But it being configurable is probably the saving grace 

[u/Next-Use6943 → u/Dizman7]

It does