AMDLSS5 2.0 brings DLSS 5 to AMD Radeon GPUs with a new engine and up to 64% more FPS, developer says

Developer Wehaveall has released AMDLSS5 2.0, an update to the free mod that brings NVIDIA's DLSS 5 Neural Rendering to AMD Radeon graphics cards. The release was announced on 9 November 2026 and reported by VideoCardz and Wccftech.

Geekiki has already covered DLSS 5 arriving in games: DLSS 5 comes to Hogwarts Legacy, War Thunder and Where Winds Meet in November.

Custom engine and performance

The biggest change is a custom engine built specifically for the project: version 2.0 no longer depends on files from other mods. According to the developer, this reduces processing overhead and improves frame delivery.

The performance figures come from the developer and have not yet been independently tested. In Resident Evil Requiem at 4K with FSR on a Radeon RX 9070 XT, in a 60-second test in a single scene, AMDLSS5 2.0 recorded 101.2 FPS on average, with a 1% low of 78.5 FPS — about 11% above version 1.6.1 (91.3 FPS) and 64% above other DLSS 5 mods (61.6 FPS). Note that the 64% figure is measured against other mods, not against the unmodded game or NVIDIA's native DLSS 5.

Supported games and GPUs

The update expands the list of supported games with PRAGMATA, Nioh 3 and GTA V Enhanced — the latter only in offline Story Mode, with the BattlEye anti-cheat disabled. Already supported games include Cyberpunk 2077, The Witcher 3, Red Dead Redemption 2, Monster Hunter Wilds and Resident Evil Requiem itself. Version 2.0 also adds 39 colour-grading presets, local tone mapping, improved ambient occlusion and updated 2X frame generation support in Red Dead Redemption 2 and Shadow of the Tomb Raider.

The officially supported cards are the Radeon RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT. The RX 9060 series should work but has not been tested by the developer, and RX 7000 (RDNA 3) cards gained experimental alpha support, with no validation on real hardware. The mod requires a CPU with AVX2 support and DirectX 12 games with FSR or XeSS.

Warnings before installing

One warning is in order: AMDLSS5 is a community project with no official affiliation with or support from AMD or NVIDIA, and the new engine's source code has not yet been published. Using mods alongside anti-cheat systems in online games can risk bans or instability — which is why GTA V support is limited to offline play. The mod is free and available from the developer's GitHub repository.

Featured image: thumbnail of the comparison video published by developer Wehaveall, showing AMDLSS5 2.0 in action. Image: Wehaveall, via YouTube.

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