DLSS-NR-on-AMD’s Alpha 0.8.0 release notes, published October 17, 2026, list four DLSS-related modules for Radeon: Super Resolution, Ray Reconstruction, Neural Rendering and Frame Generation. The unofficial community project attaches specific conditions to some features, including a requirement for DLSS Frame Generation inputs for its stated x4 mode. Its README says the project is not affiliated with or endorsed by AMD or NVIDIA.
What Alpha 0.8.0 lists for Radeon
The four modules have different stated functions and conditions; the release notes do not describe a single, uniform feature set across games.
| Module | Release-note detail |
| DLSS Super Resolution | Native ports of models M and L; the project says Model L works at any upscaling ratio. |
| Ray Reconstruction | A native HIP and DirectX 12 port of Model F for games that supply DLSS-RR ray-traced inputs. The notes described FSR-RR inputs as a planned later addition. |
| Neural Rendering | Multipass mode with up to three passes per frame, each with its own style and intensity settings. |
| Frame Generation | Up to x4 Multi Frame Generation in games that provide DLSS Frame Generation inputs. |
The release notes also add DLSS Super Resolution and Ray Reconstruction support for RDNA 3, and describe a DirectX 12 mode for that GPU generation. The project says FSR 4.1.1 upscaling is bundled with the mod and no longer depends on the graphics driver. Its redesigned NeuralHub mod manager centralizes large files, updates the installed DLL and supports importing DLLs for reuse across games.
For background on an earlier stage of the project, read NeoTeo’s coverage of Alpha 0.4.2.
What the performance figures describe
The project’s Alpha 0.8.0 notes report a 25% Neural Rendering performance improvement on RDNA 3. Separately, its Alpha 0.7.0 notes report a 6–16% increase under heavy gameplay loads in DirectX 12 mode after temporal accumulation was enabled in pre-upscale mode. These are project-reported figures for different versions and conditions.
Requirements for the Neural Rendering workflow
For its Neural Rendering workflow, the README lists Windows 11, a DirectX 12 game using FSR, AMD Adrenalin driver 26.1.1 or later, and the user’s own nvngx_dlssnr.dll version 310.8.0.0. The README identifies Radeon RX 9000 as tested and says RX 7000 should work. It also says games with anti-cheat will block the DLL and advises using it only when anti-cheat is off.
A Radeon test in Cyberpunk 2077
DGC UNPACKED’s English-language video focuses on Ray Reconstruction 4.5 in Cyberpunk 2077. Its test setup pairs a Radeon RX 9070 XT Reaper with a 7800X3D and runs at 1440p.
