DLSS 5 x2 showed a stable 60 FPS in Star Wars Outlaws on the GeForce RTX 5090 at 1440p - GameGPU
Gamers have demonstrated Deep Learning Super Sampling 5 technology running at stable 60-90 FPS in Star Wars Outlaws on a GeForce RTX 5090 at 1440p resolution.
The gaming community has posted content demonstrating the latest Deep Learning Super Sampling 5 technology in the action game Star Wars Outlaws. Users benchmarked the gameplay at 1440p with the DLSS 5 x2 profile enabled, recording stable performance between 80 and 90 FPS on a high-end GeForce RTX 5090 graphics card.
Participants noted the cinematic level of detail in the environments, comparable to the quality of animated films, although the built-in PC capture itself occasionally caused strobing due to the high load on the storage during simultaneous rendering.
Technical Integration Challenges
A technical discussion regarding the correct integration of the library has unfolded in the comments. Owners of high-performance configurations with graphics cards such as the GeForce RTX 5080 have noted the appearance of graininess in images with incorrect injector parameters.
To eliminate these artifacts, experienced enthusiasts recommend switching the interception methods between pre-scaling, post-upscaling, or pass-through, and also testing the Ray Reconstruction algorithm.
Optimization Recommendations
In addition to graphics pipeline hook methods, properly setting RTX Direct Lighting and High Dynamic Range system settings significantly impacts the final image clarity. Players are advised to disable emulation of Windows HDR when enabled in the absence of a native HDR-enabled monitor to avoid contrast and gamma distortion caused by the neural network.
Despite the controversy surrounding the detail of characters' faces in cinematic sequences, users agree that the integration of a real-time neural network coprocessor takes lighting, anti-aliasing, and overall frame stability in complex scenes to a fundamentally new technological level.
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