While the upcoming Grand Theft Auto VI will not be offered on PC this month, some players are making absurd preparations to utilize their PC graphics cards to use Nvidia’s DLSS 5 innovation to the console unique.

On a clearly unmoderated GTAVI subreddit, user RevolutionaryBus8208 sets out a proposed setup, which runs a PlayStation 5 through a 4K capture card to a PC. From there, the video signal is gone through Veyra, an open source tool that can use DLSS 5’s AI-powered “neural making” to video material. The outcome– which likewise utilizes DLSS frame generation to increase the 30 fps source to a 90 fps output– is then piped back to a 4K TELEVISION, in theory including a few of the advantages of a husky PC graphics card to a console-exclusive video game.

To show the capacity of this setup, RevolutionaryBus8208 utilized Veyra to high end the Grand Theft Auto VI Prolonged Look trailer published in August. The resulting DLSS-ified variation looks a bit much better in locations, with sharper background aspects, subtler shadows, and more credible light spreading on some surface areas. It likewise appears a bit cleaned out compared to the initial video’s much deeper blacks and probably suffers from an unnaturally smooth “soap opera impact” in some scenes.

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While the upscaled variation triggers some periodic visual artifacts and problems from the frame generation procedure, it’s still an intriguing evidence of principle that reveals simply how far DLSS 5 has actually originated from a few of the early horror-show memes that distributed on the Internet previously this year.