Getting DLSS to work on my PS5 has been one of my weirdest fever dreams ever, but thanks to modders and DLSS Swapper, it’s now a reality. Well, sort of. You see, the PS5 was never supposed to get access to DLSS libraries, let alone use it as an upscaler in its own exclusives. It’s an AMD system at heart, so it mostly relies on FSR or Sony’s proprietary PSSR upscalers. However, that doesn’t necessarily mean you cannot get DLSS working in PlayStation games.
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