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Brad Moore's DLSS Swapper tool now supports bulk swapping of DLSS, FSR, and XeSS files across multiple games at once.
Brad Moore released version 1.2.7.0 of the open-source DLSS Swapper tool on GitHub on October 18. The update adds a Bulk Swap button to the games page toolbar, which allows users to select multiple games and apply specific DLL versions or presets for DLSS Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and Ray Reconstruction. The update also includes a bulk restoration feature to return original DLLs to multiple games.
The new version adds DLSS Frame Generation Preset C, a faster performance mode. The update also provides faster library scans and fixes a bug that could prevent the game library from loading.
Reports say a swapped DLL can prevent a game from launching, and modified files might be flagged by anti-cheat software. Users should likely leave online games alone. Users can still perform manual swaps using files from the DLSS DLL archive.
Background In October, Nvidia introduced the Preset C DLSS Frame Generation algorithm through a beta driver update. Our earlier story
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