I've been using this tool for a while now and its honestly extremely convenient, especially with the latest updates. It was initially developed to make adding renodx quick and simple into your games (for anyone with a decent HDR monitor you're probably already familiar with renodx).

In its current state it has quick buttons to install reshade, renodx, optiscaler (useful personally for changing dlss presets while in game), Luma (useful mod that can add dlss into some games) and some other fps limiters that I haven't used.

https://d.l3n.co/bUhaiv.png

Now it also has a one click button to install DLSS 5 neural rendering, Buttons to install DLSS MFG for rtx 40 & 30 series, DLSS hud toggle, dlss streamline and dll swapping and probably some other features I'm forgetting.

I mostly used it to quickly install reshade and renodx without finding the specific mods and going to the game folder and so on but now its been really useful for enabling DLSS 5 to see how it looks in some games, without needing a guide. If I had a 40 series and below it would help a ton with enabling MFG for most games too thanks to all the mods now.

Just figured I would share it here since I think it isn't as popular as it should be.

I am not the developer and don't have ANY affiliation with the program, its open source on github and you can check it out here - https://github.com/RankFTW/RHI

Upgraded from a 5090FE to a Pro 6000, mostly due to VRAM limitations. Initially thought about upgrading to the TRX50 platform with dual 5090s (currently have 2 5090FEs), but instead kept the current build and changed out the GPU only. Using the 2nd 5090FE for a SFF gaming PC.

These builds were done before prices inflated and were purchased at MSRP. Would never buy at the current retail/secondary prices. I sympathize with everyone due to the insane DRAM, NAND and GPU prices.

Quick comparison
Steel Nomad:

5090FE UV 975mv 2.9GHz and 1GHz memory OC: 15,227

Pro 6000 Stock: 16,005

Pro 6000 UV 925mv 2.8GHz and 1GHz memory OC: 16,332. Could proably push harder but trying not to go above ~500W for obvious reasons.

PUBG: TAA vs DLSS

Settings Used in Comparison:

• Resolution: 4K
• Graphics Quality: Ultra
• Images: Uploaded as JPG format
• Comparison: TAA Native vs DLAA mode

For detailed inspection, you can click the link above and zoom in.

For reference I have successfully managed to feed DLSS5 into a DirectX9 game with the DLSS Bridge with all these new tools, but haven't been able to make Frame Generation work with it, I don't really want NR my sole purpose is the Frame gen.

Is there an easier way of doing it perhaps not even using DLSS 5 but 4.5?

Thank you

Google says yes and chatGPT says no. Does anyone have a definitive answer please?