Modders Enable Smooth Motion on RTX 30 GPUs

New community tools bypass NVIDIA restrictions to bring driver-level frame generation to GeForce RTX 30-series Ampere graphics cards.

Modders have successfully enabled NVIDIA Smooth Motion frame generation on GeForce RTX 30 series cards, according to VideoCardz. While NVIDIA officially limits this driver-level feature to RTX 40-series GPUs, new community tools bypass these restrictions.

Developer pipotoufikxyz-lgtm updated the dlssg_for_sm86 project on September 19 to add Smooth Motion and Vulkan support for Ampere chips. Additionally, developer ItsAdeline created NVSmooth30, a compatibility layer tested on RTX 3050 and RTX 3070 hardware.

These unofficial adaptations of the DLSS-G runtime allow older hardware to utilize modern frame generation. However, users should remain cautious, as modifying game files to enable these features can potentially trigger automated anti-cheat security systems.


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