{"id":1689012,"date":"2026-09-10T17:52:22","date_gmt":"2026-09-10T17:52:22","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/nPSkRuir8sXfjM5FmrLscS"},"modified":"2026-09-10T17:52:22","modified_gmt":"2026-09-10T17:52:22","slug":"you-can-now-apply-dlss-5-to-your-entire-desktop-with-a-free-app-and-it-even-works-with-rtx-30-series-cards","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/arcader.org\/news\/you-can-now-apply-dlss-5-to-your-entire-desktop-with-a-free-app-and-it-even-works-with-rtx-30-series-cards\/","title":{"rendered":"You can now apply DLSS 5 to your entire desktop with a free app and it even works with RTX 30-series cards"},"content":{"rendered":"
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DLSS 5 has been a contentious ol’ bit of tech, but with it launching in NBA 2K27<\/a>, it’s finally in actual games and not just in a ton of ReShade modded games<\/a>. If, for some reason, you just really love the look, it turns out you can apply it to your entire desktop too, with a little bit of modding help. <\/p>\n

Posted to GitHub by Perseval BLR, DLSS 5 NeuralScreen<\/a> is free to download, and it has customisation features to change intensity and swap resolution on the fly (Via TweakTown<\/a>). Interestingly, it works with RTX 30-series cards and up. To get it running, you simply have to download the latest version of the app via the GitHub releases tab<\/a> and run the exe file. <\/p>\n

You may be wondering why you would bother applying DLSS Neural Rendering to your entire desktop, especially when you consider that a screenshot of a DLSS 5 game as your wallpaper would be less intensive than running an app on it, and the answer is: for everyday use. You can apply DLSS NR while watching videos if you want to, you can apply it to any pictures you open up, and it will even run on any games that you run in borderless or windowed mode. <\/p>\n

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