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2026-09-10 · Source：TechPowerUp
A community mod runs NVIDIA's native nvngx_dlssg 310.1 Frame Generation runtime on an RTX 2060 Max-Q, spoofing Turing as Ada Lovelace where earlier mods leaned on AMD's FSR 3.
The modding community's campaign to unlock NVIDIA's newer DLSS features on older GeForce hardware has reached another milestone. Only a short time after modders succeeded in enabling DLSS 5 on previous NVIDIA generations, the community's focus has shifted to Frame Generation. According to a new report, a modder has now gotten NVIDIA's own DLSS Frame Generation running on a GeForce RTX 20-series GPU — a capability the company has never officially extended to that hardware.
The demonstration was carried out on an RTX 2060 Max-Q running The Witcher 3's next-gen update under DirectX 12. In that configuration, the in-game Frame Generation toggle could be switched on, and an improved framerate was observed as a result.
NVIDIA's official support matrix remains narrow: DLSS Multi Frame Generation (MFG) is exclusive to the RTX 50-series, while simple Frame Generation is limited to the RTX 40-series and above. The new mod builds directly on earlier work that brought DLSS Frame Generation to RTX 30-series GPUs. That project has since been adapted to support yet another generation, this time targeting Turing's SM75 architecture.
Technically, this approach differs sharply from what came before. Previous RTX 20-series and RTX 30-series mods rerouted DLSS Frame Generation calls through AMD's FSR 3 pipeline rather than using NVIDIA's software. This mod instead runs NVIDIA's actual nvngx_dlssg 310.1 runtime. To make that possible on Turing silicon, it swaps out the original GPU kernels for versions compiled for SM75 and tweaks the architecture checks so the runtime reads the Turing GPU as an Ada Lovelace part, allowing it to initialize.
Mots-clés: NVIDIA · GeForce RTX 2060 · DLSS Frame Generation · GPU Modding · Turing Architecture
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