Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 is one of the best PC releases of the year and another technical showcase for CryEngine. It runs great on a variety of hardware, doesn’t have any stutter during gameplay, and looks the part as well.
It’s refreshing to see an open-world title that doesn’t stutter every few minutes, and Warhorse Studios deserves all the credit.
Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 also ships with DLSS and FSR, which can help improve performance, but the DLSS version is a bit older. The new DLSS transformer model, otherwise known as DLSS 4, is a game changer for visuals, and you’d be doing yourself a favor by upgrading Kingdom Come Deliverance 2’s DLSS version.
Update Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 to DLSS 4
As of writing, Kingdom Come Deliverance 2 has DLSS version 3.7, which, while competent, is not as good as DLSS 4. With DLSS 4, you can lower the DLSS quality preset and still get a better-looking image than DLSS 3, which means better performance and even lower quality loss.
Players can update the DLSS version by themselves in a few ways. While users can still drag the latest dll file manually, we think it’s more efficient to use one of the tools below so you can adjust the DLSS version for more than just Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.
Use NVIDIA App
NVIDIA has updated the NVIDIA App to allow users to update the DLSS version directly from the application. verify you have the latest version of the NVIDIA App, which you candownload from the official website.
That’s all you need to do and the NVIDIA App will automatically use the latest DLSS version for Kingdom Come Deliverance 2.
Use DLSS Swapper
This is my preferred way of swapping DLSS versions because it’s far more reliable than the NVIDIA App, and it also lets you upgrade FSR and XeSS versions.
That’s it, the version will update in the DLSS Swapper, and also in the game. Now you can set the DLSS quality preset to something below what you were using. In my experience, even the performance preset looks decent now at 1440p, which it certainly wasn’t with DLSS 3.
Ali Hashmi
Ali has been writing about video games for the past six years and is always on the lookout for the next indie game to obsess over and recommend to everyone in sight. When he isn’t spending an unhealthy amount of time in Slay the Spire, he’s probably trying out yet another retro-shooter or playing Dark Souls for the 50th time.
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