DLSS 5 has already been ported to work on RTX 4000 Series graphics cards — incompatible CUDA instructions get patched to work on previous-gen hardware

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thisisaname Just because it can be made to run on a RTX 4000 does not mean Nvidia will make any effort to support it on a TRX 4000 GPU. Reply

Zak707 thisisaname said: Just because it can be made to run on a RTX 4000 does not mean Nvidia will make any effort to support it on a TRX 4000 GPU. Exactly because that would go counter to their engineered obsolescence. Reply

Bigshrimp This will never officially be supported by Nvidia on the RTX 4000 series. All you have to do is look back at the history of previous new tech releases from them and the answer is pretty clear. Reply

Trake_17 And yet everyone just keeps spending gobs and gobs for their product, preferring them over competitors. What do you suppose that tells them about their business practices? Validate them, perhaps? Reply

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