r/nvidia

I currently have

1660 super 6GB

i5 10400f

Dorado_4L MV Board Rev A

16GB DDR4

500 or 550W PSU

I need help deciding what GPU to upgrade too as it is starting to feel old. I saw a 4060ti for around £320 or maybe a 4070 for around £450 could fit but it would severely bottleneck my CPU, plus I don't know if they are compatible with my motherboard and the PSU. I plan on upgrading the CPU later anyway.

Today I want to present a new tool I've been working on for a long time called Dlss Updater (I just found out that there is another tool called Dlss-Updater that I didn't know about until now, but it's not related to it in any way).

It allows you to update all 3 DLSS dlls for any game you want through an easy to use interface and features automatic game detection (currently Steam and Ubisoft Connect) and will try to detect EasyAntiCheat and BattlEye anticheats to warn the user about them (if enabled).

Dlss Updater is completely open source and I will continue to update it with new features, such as more game launcher support and more. It will also report if an update is available on startup, so you don't have to check the GitHub page manually.

Check it out at

For the latest version check here

There you will also find all the information on how to use the tool. I hope you like it, and please feel free to report any bugs or feature requests you may have.

FAQ:

How is Dlss Updater different from DlssSwapper?

It not only allows you to change the base DLSS dll, but also Ray Reconstruction and Frame Gen. It also has automatic anti-cheat detection, so you know if a game uses anti-cheat software.

Isn't there already something called dlss updater?

Yes there is. I just found out after I released the tool that someone else used this name for his . For now I will keep the name, as changing it now would be a lot of work and would also involve redesigning the logo etc.