Modders have solved Nvidia DLSS 5's two biggest issues — boosting performance massively, and bringing it to more games — but I wouldn't risk doing either
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Community mods that extend DLSS 5 to more games and boost performance show how fast ecosystems will route around official constraints when demand is high. For platform owners, the real choice is whether to harden against this behavior or to productize the most popular hacks before they become the de facto standard.
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