Official DLSS 5 running on unsupported games delivers up to 90% better performance than the leaked version

Tests of updated neural rendering show substantial gains over earlier leaked builds

By GPU Data Hub Desk · GPU Data Hub·Editorial standards·18 Oct 2026, 12:45

Official DLSS 5 running on unsupported games delivers up to 90% better performance than the leaked version

Testing of an unreleased Nvidia neural rendering component on unsupported titles has demonstrated performance improvements of up to 90 per cent over a previously leaked version. The software library was reportedly extracted from a build of NBA 2K27.

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