Modders unlock Multi-Frame Generation for older GPUs
Dashdogy and Uncle Burrito enable MFG on non-Blackwell hardware through reverse engineering.
According to Tom's Hardware, Dashdogy unlocked true Multi-Frame Generation (MFG) on Ada Lovelace hardware. The modder, an Australian student, first learned about MFG during a Digital Foundry interview with Nvidia engineers in 2025 and routinely searched for updates on its availability for older GPUs.
Uncle Burrito, an RTX Remix modder, reverse-engineered the DLSS 5 Neural Rendering DLL and ported it to Ada hardware within a day of its early access release. The mods now allow ports of DLSS 5 NR and MFG back to 2018’s Turing architecture and even to AMD hardware.
Originally, Multi-Frame Generation was locked to Blackwell GPUs.
Key facts
- MFG unlocked on Ada Lovelace hardware
- DLSS 5 Neural Rendering DLL ported within a day of release
- Mods extend MFG and DLSS 5 NR to Turing and AMD hardware
Sources
- Tom's HardwareMeet the modders porting ringfenced DLSS features to older GPUs