Nvidia's DLSS 5 technology, a feature designed to enhance gaming performance on Nvidia GeForce RTX graphics cards, is now accessible to users with AMD Radeon cards through an AI mod called DLSS-NR on AMD. This mod allows users to experience the benefits of DLSS 5 on AMD hardware, particularly the RX 9000 series, though it also works with the RX 7000 range. The mod is available for free and requires specific software conditions, including Windows 11 and the Adenalin driver. Users must install the mod in the game's executable folder and then launch the software to activate FSR, which enables access to the DLSS 5 menu. According to reports, the mod is said to provide significant performance improvements, although these claims have not yet been independently verified. While Nvidia's DLSS 5 is regarded as a major technical advancement in gaming graphics, AMD has its own technology called FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution), which, while effective, does not match the capabilities of DLSS 5. FSR is designed to offer similar performance benefits but with different underlying technology and visual results. User experiences with DLSS 5 vary. Some find the visual enhancements aesthetically pleasing, while others report that certain aspects of the technology can be visually unappealing. The mod is expected to remain in use until AMD officially responds to the integration of DLSS 5 on its hardware. This situation highlights the ongoing competition between graphics card manufacturers to provide the best gaming performance and visual quality for users. The availability of DLSS-NR on AMD underscores the community-driven nature of gaming technology, where enthusiasts and developers collaborate to push the boundaries of what is possible with existing hardware. However, it also raises questions about the long-term stability and support for such unofficial modifications, especially as official responses from AMD may affect their continued use.