Mod Enables DLSS Multi Frame Generation on RTX 40-Series Graphics Cards
A community mod now allows GeForce RTX 40-series owners to use DLSS Multi Frame Generation, a feature previously exclusive to RTX 50-series cards. Testing in Cyberpunk 2077 showed improved motion fluidity, though higher frame generation settings produced visible artifacts. The mod is available through the developer's GitHub page.
The mod, created by modder dashdogy, extends Multi Frame Generation to Ada-based cards. Testing in Cyberpunk 2077 confirmed that higher MFG multipliers noticeably improved perceived motion fluidity. However, settings at 4X and above introduced visible artifacts at the bottom of the frame, matching behavior seen on RTX 50-series hardware.
The article notes that frame pacing appeared stable during testing, though the test bench used a high-refresh-rate G-Sync monitor that masks minor issues. The mod's availability arrives as GPU prices climb, making older hardware more attractive. The developer maintains instructions on GitHub, and the feature's latency impact remains a key question for potential users.
This mod could extend the usable lifespan of RTX 40-series cards for gamers facing rising hardware costs. It may democratize access to a premium feature, but users could encounter visual artifacts or latency issues that undermine the experience. The mod's existence may pressure Nvidia to reconsider feature exclusivity, though the company could respond with software blocks. Ultimately, it empowers consumers to extract more value from existing hardware.