
NVIDIA DLSS 4 brings Multi Frame Generation to the RTX 50 series graphics cards while offering quality and performance upgrades to existing RTX users. It replaces the CNN upscaling and ray reconstruction models with the newer Transformer model, enhancing visual fidelity and denoising. You can go through a dozen image comparisons of DLSS 3 and DLSS 4 here. The frame generation model has been fine-tuned for superior performance and lower latency. But how can you enable DLSS 4 in existing titles?
NVIDIA DLSS 4: Officially Supported Titles at Launch
NVIDIA promises DLSS 4 support across 75 games (and apps), including Multi Frame Generation on the RTX 50 and the transformer upscaling model on the rest of the RTX GPUs. In most titles, this will be doable using the DLSS override in the NVIDIA app, allowing you to switch to the latest upscaling, ray-reconstruction, and frame generation model.
DLSS 4: Day 0 Support For 75 Games & Apps | ||
A Quiet Place: The Road Ahead | God of War Ragnarök | Ready or Not |
Akimbot | Gray Zone Warfare | Remnant II® |
Alan Wake 2 | GROUND BRANCH | Satisfactory |
Aunt Fatima | HITMAN World of Assassination | SCUM |
Backrooms: Escape Together | Hogwarts Legacy | Senua’s Saga: Hellblade II |
Bears in Space | ICARUS | SILENT HILL 2 |
Bellwright | Immortals of Aveumâ„¢ | Skye: The Misty Isle |
Crown Simulator | Indiana Jones and the Great Circleâ„¢ | Slender: The Arrival |
Cyberpunk 2077 | Jusant | Squad |
D5 Render | JX Online 3 | S.T.A.L.K.E.R. 2: Heart of Chornobyl |
Deceit 2 | Kristala | Star Wars Outlawsâ„¢ |
Deep Rock Galactic | Layers of Fear | Star Wars Jedi: Survivorâ„¢ |
Deliver Us Mars | Liminalcore | Starship Troopers: Extermination |
DESORDRE: A Puzzle Adventure | Lords of the Fallen | Still Wakes The Deep |
Desynced: Autonomous Colony Simulator | Marvel Rivals | Supermoves |
Diablo IV | Microsoft Flight Simulator | Test Drive Unlimited Solar Crown |
Direct Contact | Microsoft Flight Simulator 2024 | The Axis Unseen |
Dragon Ageâ„¢: The Veilguard | Mortal Online 2 | The Black Pool |
Dugeonborne | NARAKA: BLADEPOINT | THE FINALS |
DYNASTY WARRIORS: ORIGINS | Need for Speed Unbound | The First Descendant |
Enlisted | Once Human | The Thaumaturge |
Flintlock: The Siege of Dawn | Outpost: Infinity Siege | Torque Drift 2 |
Fort Solis | Pax Dei | Tribes 3: Rivals |
Frostpunk 2 | PAYDAY 3 | Witchfire |
Ghostrunner 2 | QANGA | World of Jade Dynasty |
The NVIDIA DLSS override updates the upscaler and frame generation DLL files, enabling Multi Frame Generation and the Transformer model in the supported titles. But what about the rest of the DLSS-supported games not included in the above table?


Fortunately, there’s a way to enable DLSS 4 in nearly every title with DLSS 2 or DLSS 3 integration, requiring a simple dll updation and driver tweak. The following guide is sourced from this Reddit post:
- Download the DLSS 4 DLL files from here.
- Download NVIDIA Inspector and this XML file. Extract the former, and place the EXE in the same folder as the XML file.
- Extract the DLSS 4 DLL files next to the target game’s main EXE in its directory.
- The older versions of the same files should already be there. If not check for a sub-folder named “Plugins” containing the folders “NVIDIA” or “Runtime.”
- The DLLs should be in either of them. Copy and replace.
- Or you can use the script shared by @leguama to update the DLSS version on a driver level. This also eliminates the need to disable anti-cheat in multi-player games.
- Open NVIDIA Inspector, and under “5 – Common,” look for “DLSS 3.1 11+ Forced DLSS 3.1 preset letter.”

- Select Preset J which is the transformer model. You can do this globally or for individual game profiles. That’s it.
We’ve tested over a dozen DLSS 3-supported titles using this tweak and can confirm that it works well without any artifacts or performance issues. Most games exhibit similar or higher performance with reduced VRAM consumption using frame generation.