Modder Manages to Get DLSS 5 Working on Two RTX 5060 Ti 16GB Graphics Cards, Using One as a Dedicated Neural Rendering Unit

[Peter_Brosdahl]

To say that DLSS 5 has made waves in the PC community is an understatement, and now one user has managed to get it working in a multi-GPU environment. There are many pros and cons to using DLSS 5, and we have a detailed op piece on them here from Brent Justice, but one of […]

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[Ditchinit]

The more you buy, the more you save. Team Green must be laughing all the way to the bank with this news.

 

[Grimlakin]

Humm a 5060ti just for DLSS5 .. no... bad!!

 

[Peter_Brosdahl]

has me wondering if I should get a new eatx board w/ full 16 lanes to 2x PCIe 5.0 slots (there's got to be one for a 9800X3D), and PSU w/ two 12vhwpr connectors so I can rig up my old MSI RTX 4090 liquid for this along with a 5090 that I already have. Only thing really holding me back is wondering how long NVIDIA locks it down to one card. Otherwise I've already got all the other parts to do this type of build.

 

[kcthebrewer]

With how I understand DLSS NR works, the FPS being reported and the actual FPS don't make sense.

NR happens to the full frame (unless it's modded in to work before upscaling) and has a set processing time. I don't see this as too helpful since it doesn't work in tandem.

If a standalone 5060Ti takes an additional 10ms after the final frame to process NR, I don't see how having a 2nd GPU of the same type will take that same image and process the same exact NR pass faster.

I assume the reported FPS and the actual FPS do not match.