Samarveer Singh reports that he ran DLSS 5 Neural Rendering through OptiScaler on a GeForce RTX 4070 Ti. In an account published by XDA Developers on October 19, 2026, Singh says changing the order of Neural Rendering and DLSS Super Resolution improved performance. He gives no frame-rate figures or reproducible test conditions.
What the RTX 4070 Ti report describes
Singh says OptiScaler let him adjust Natural, Cinematic, and Default presets, choose among models A, B, and C, and change render resolution. XDA describes official DLSS 5 use as requiring an RTX 50-series GPU and a game with official support. Singh's RTX 4070 Ti account is a community experiment, not NVIDIA-supported DLSS 5 use on RTX 40.
NeoTeo previously covered community DLSS 5 mods targeting older RTX GPUs. Singh's account focuses on one RTX 4070 Ti and a reported change to the rendering order.
Why the rendering order matters
Singh says moving Neural Rendering ahead of DLSS Super Resolution makes it run at the lower internal resolution. He reports improved performance and a nearly unchanged image in his experience, but provides no measured FPS comparison. That makes his result a qualitative account, not a basis for predicting a gain on other RTX 40 cards or games.
What the separate MFG fork requires
A separate OptiScaler fork documents a Multi Frame Generation (MFG) unlock for RTX 40. It is off by default and requires the game’s own DLSS Frame Generation. The fork lists 3x, 4x, and 6x settings; its temporal-kernel rebuild applies to supported nvngx_dlssg.dll 310.x builds.
Those conditions belong to the fork’s MFG method, not to Singh’s Neural Rendering order change. The fork warns that injected code may trigger anti-cheat detection in multiplayer games. It also cautions that higher MFG multipliers can add latency and artifacts. Its default overlay shortcut is Insert, which can be changed in the configuration.
Sammy Gaming X! published a Spanish-language walkthrough on September 14, 2026, showing OptiScaler and DLSS 5 Manager settings alongside Cyberpunk 2077 gameplay on an RTX 40-series system. The video demonstrates a community configuration, rather than providing a controlled FPS comparison of Singh’s result.
