artur-graniszewski/DLSS-Enabler

Simulate DLSS Upscaler and DLSS-G Frame Generation features on any DirectX 12 compatible GPU in any DirectX 12 game that supports DLSS2 and DLSS3 natively.

What it solves

It allows users to use DLSS Upscaling and DLSS-G Frame Generation features in DirectX 12 games that natively support these technologies, even if the user's GPU is not a native DLSS-compatible card.

How it works

The tool simulates DLSS features by integrating the latest OptiScaler and Intel's XeSS library. It replaces the standard DLSS DLLs with a custom implementation (dlss-enabler-upscaler.dll) that tricks the game into thinking DLSS is available on non-supported hardware.

Who it’s for

Gamers with DirectX 12 compatible GPUs who want to access DLSS-like upscaling and frame generation in games that officially support DLSS2 and DLSS3.

Highlights

  • Automated builds that stay current with OptiScaler releases.
  • Integration with Intel's XeSS library.
  • Pre-configured installer for easy setup.

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