
Watch On As commenters online have noted, the method seems more akin to using Nvidia's dedicated PhysX cards, with plenty of potential for gamers who have the capacity to run a dual GPU setup. The second demo features a Ryzen 5 5600 on a DDR4 system, so top-of-the-line hardware isn't required to make it happen.
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usertests It's a recreation of the original demo of DLSS 5, that ran on two RTX 5090s. Reply
Jabberwocky79 Ah yes, I remember running dual GPUs while offloading PhysX to one of them. Eventually I was able to up my rizz to a GTX690 which was a dual-GPU card all in one. This could actually be practical for the bleeding-edgers who want to run DLSS5 right now. What I'm curious about is the performance gains to be had when one card is inferior to the other. Like, what's the budget/performance sweet spot? A 5080 for raster and a 5050 for DLSS5? Or…..? Reply
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