DLSSTweaks introduces a feature that enables certain games that support DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) to utilize the upscaling algorithm without upscaling. This helps enhance the game's image quality by leveraging DLSS technology without adding upscaling, resulting in a more visually appealing and immersive gaming experience.
It is worth noting that DLSS is a technology developed by Nvidia that uses machine learning to upscale lower resolution images to higher resolution output. This allows gamers to enjoy better image quality while maintaining higher frame rates. With DLSSTweaks 0.123.8, selected DLSS games can now benefit from the image quality improvements of DLSS, even if the game does not natively support the feature.
DLSSTweaks is a free utility program that can be used with compatible games.
The following games are expected to work with DLAA:
For the UE4 games mentioned above, it may be necessary to rename them to XInput1_3.dll or XInput9_1_0.dll to work. UE4 games usually have two executable files, one for launching the game and the other for the actual game, which should be placed next to the main game executable file, typically found in a Binaries folder.
Some of the games on this list may already have native DLAA support. For those that don't, DLSS3.1 presets can still be adjusted using DLSSTweaks.
There are some titles that may have issues with DLAA, such as Mortal Shell, Minecraft Bedrock Edition (DLAA causes the screen to be cut in half), and Crysis 3 Remastered. However, DLSS3.1 preset overrides may still work well in these games.