Issue with RTX5090 and DLSS4

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Hi @danielpaes

I apologize for the inconvenience, and appreciate the video recording you have provided. Just to clarify, does this issue only occur when DLSS 4 is enabled? This is certainly not normal and may need to be further investigated with our team. Can you generate a log file for us? How to use Support Tool? | User Manual

  • You may send it to support@d5techs.com and have it titled ‘Clov-Forum Issue with RTX 5090 and DLSS4’
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@Clov Yes. It only occurs if DLSS is enabled. If I check the CLOSE option it stops giving this problem. But the frame rate drops.
I couldn’t send the zip file by email because it’s too big. I put it on wetransfer. Here’s the link. I also sent it by email.

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Hi @danielpaes

We apologize for the inconvenience this issue has caused. This is currently a known issue, and we are actively working on optimizing Frame Generation in subsequent releases. Your log files will be helpful in the process. Thank you.

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WHAT. kind of wave transition . i think nvidia releasing gpus, just to down amd sell. i found after 30 series, every series is having issues.

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Oh boy i get a 5090 next month

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Hi @danielpaes

Thank you so much for the detailed information you have provided.

So basically, this only occurs in the preview window? Or does this weird and annoying movement also evident in the final rendering?

Anyway, we have reported this issue, and the files you have sent will be used for further troubleshooting. We will update you as soon as possible. Thank you.

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Hi @Clov

Yes, this problem only happens in the preview window. The final render and animation are being generated without problems.

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Hi @danielpaes

Thank you for letting us know!

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i have the same problem with my asus 5090 TUF Gaming

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Hi @3d-ontwerp-visualisa

I apologize for the inconvenience. For now, please disable Frame Generation (DLSS 4) in D5 Render.

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hi @Clov This issue was not resolved in version 2.11. When will it be?

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Hi @danielpaes

Sorry for the late response. In version 2.11, DLSS 4 features an updated model primarily aimed at resolving edge flickering. Despite this improvement, we’ve observed that utilizing DLSS with the x4 option can still produce a noticeable jittery or “watery” artifact within the preview window during dynamic scenes or camera movements.

We’re actively tracking this, and while I can’t promise an immediate resolution or an exact version, rest assured our team is well aware of this effect and is investigating it. :sweat:

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Is it just x4 option that causes the issue? Automatic or x2 would be fine?

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@bcsadmin No. In 2x It happens a little less, but it still happens.

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I would say it’s still a lot. I haven’t tried x4, but Auto or x2 has the wavy effect quite a bit.

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@bcsadmin yes definitely

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@Clov
Has this issue been fixed in 2.11 hot fix?

Photoshop is having troubling recognizing RTX5090, and I suppose it’s because I am stuck in the old driver to work with D5 2.10

It’s long overdue to update Nvidia driver.

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Hi @bcsadmin

The DLSS Issue has not been fixed in the 2.11.1 hotfix version.

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That’s unfortunate that RTX 50 series and D5 aren’t still fully compatible.
Any thoughts when it’s going to be fixed?

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I’m seeing the same thing even with fairly simple scenes after adding a few scatters on a 4060 Ti and a Ryzen 5 7600X(64GB of RAM).