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By default, only the FSR 1/2 upscaling is available in the game.

By using the RE-Framework you can enable and use both DLSS and XESS.

Here I will only talk about DLSS.

Guide.

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1. Download ReFramework here here Download ReFramework here: [github.comhttp://github.com/
2. Extract dinput8.dll from the zip file into your RE4 game installation folder.
3. Download UpscalerBasePlugin
   Here This is [google.comHere – [google.com
   

   It is best to remove the .dll
   
   RESIDENT EVIL 4\reframework\plugins
   

4. Download the DLSS.dll from [techpowerup.com]

   . I suggest downloading the 2.5.1 ver. Instead of 3.1.11. cuz ghosting.

5. Insist on nvngx_dlss.dll
   
   RESIDENT EVIL 4\reframework\plugins
   
6. Start the game.
7. On your left you will see the ReFramework menu, it can be switched by pressing the “Insert” key. You can alter the key by clicking “Configuration”.
8. In menu, u can see the TemporalUpscaling article. Click it and you will need to toggle Enable and after u can select the DLSS quality level. Select what you need.

   

9. U need just also switch between Upscale as well as Jitter. The sharpness of your choice is up to you.

   DLAA gives better quality, but lower fps.

10. Enjoy sharper images and greater fps.

     

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