Choose DLSS versions and presets for each supported game from Ammonis, with controller-friendly settings for Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and Ray Reconstruction
DLSS stands for Deep Learning Super Sampling. It began as a way to render fewer pixels and reconstruct a higher-resolution image with AI. It has since grown into a family of neural rendering technologies for image reconstruction, frame generation, and lighting, running on the Tensor Cores in GeForce RTX GPUs.
Reconstructs a higher-resolution image from lower-resolution frames, motion data, and previous frames. The GPU renders fewer pixels, leaving more room for higher frame rates or demanding graphics settings.
FGFrame Generation
Uses AI to insert additional frames between game-rendered frames for smoother motion. NVIDIA Reflex accompanies Frame Generation to help manage system latency.
RRRay Reconstruction
Uses an AI model to replace conventional ray-tracing denoisers, reconstructing lighting and fine detail from sparsely sampled rays. It targets image quality in ray-traced scenes.
The model determines how DLSS reconstructs the image. A preset selects a model and its tuning; the in-game Quality, Balanced, and Performance modes set the rendering resolution.
CNN presets from older DLSS releases. NVIDIA now marks A–D as removed and E/F as deprecated.
J
First-generation Transformer. May show less ghosting than K, at the cost of more flickering.
K
First-generation Transformer. NVIDIA recommends K for DLAA, Quality, and Balanced modes.
L
Second-generation Transformer, optimized for Ultra Performance at 4K.
M
Second-generation Transformer, optimized for Performance mode.
L and M also support Quality, Balanced, and DLAA. Their performance cost is higher on RTX 20/30 GPUs, which lack native FP8 support; K can offer a better balance on these cards.
The second-generation Transformer for Ray Reconstruction improves reconstructed lighting, fine detail, and stability in ray-traced and path-traced scenes.
Switch between available DLSS versions and tune presets for the games you play.
Keep your controller in hand
Manage DLSS from the same fullscreen interface you use to browse your library and launch games. Version selection and preset adjustments work with controller navigation, making per-game tuning part of your usual Ammonis experience.
