AMDLSS5 2.0 Brings Neural Rendering to AMD GPUs
An experimental mod from developer Wehaveall adds DLSS 5-style neural rendering to AMD Radeon graphics cards.
Updated on Nov. 9, 2026 in Artificial Intelligence
Developer Wehaveall has released AMDLSS5 version 2.0, an experimental mod that brings DLSS 5-style neural rendering to AMD Radeon GPUs. The mod is available free of charge through its GitHub repository.
Why it matters
The release gives AMD Radeon owners a community-built route to neural rendering features that have largely been tied to Nvidia hardware. Its performance claims in a single benchmark scene are the main measure of its value so far.
The developer reported 64% higher average FPS and 41% better 1% lows than competing mods in one 4K benchmark scene on a Radeon RX 9070 XT, measured over a 60-second PresentMon recording. Results across other titles and GPUs have not been reported.
The players
Wehaveall
The independent developer behind the AMDLSS5 mod, which has been updated across several versions to bring neural rendering features to AMD hardware.
The details
AMDLSS5 2.0 integrates neural rendering with existing DirectX 12 upscaling pipelines and runs on a new engine built for the project, replacing its earlier reliance on another mod's implementation. The update adds compatibility with PRAGMATA, Nioh 3, and Grand Theft Auto V Enhanced, the last limited to offline Story Mode with BattlEye disabled.
Timeline
Article on AMDLSS5 2.0 published November 9, 2026.
The Tech Race
AMDLSS5 2.0 extends the DLSS 5-style neural rendering approach to AMD Radeon GPUs, an area where Nvidia's DLSS has been the reference point. The mod is a community-built alternative rather than an official AMD feature, reflecting the competitive gap in neural upscaling between the two GPU makers.
Owners of AMD Radeon GPUs can try AMDLSS5 2.0 for free, though the mod is experimental and RDNA 3-based RX 7000 cards have only alpha-level support. Users should expect uneven results and possible instability across games.
The takeaway
Experimental community mods can close feature gaps between GPU makers, but their performance claims are best judged across multiple games and hardware before relying on them. Wait for independent testing before assuming the reported gains apply to your system.
Further reading
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More information
Download the mod from the AMDLSS5 mod GitHub repository.
