DLSS 5 mod runs on Medal of Honor: European Assault via PCSX2 emulator
A community-created modification enables NVIDIA DLSS 5 upscaling in the PlayStation 2 game Medal of Honor: European Assault when emulated with PCSX2 on an RTX 4070 Super, though performance impact varies.
A Reddit user demonstrated that NVIDIA's DLSS 5 upscaling can be applied to the PlayStation 2 title Medal of Honor: European Assault using the PCSX2 emulator on a system equipped with a GeForce RTX 4070 Super. The user posted side-by-side screenshots showing the visual differences with the neural network enabled, including an on-screen indicator that signals active upscaling.
The functionality relies on altered dynamic-link library files and executable modules developed by the modding community, which they say can bypass the original software restrictions and work with RTX cards from the 2000, 3000, 4000 and 5000 series across various emulators.
Reactions among forum participants were mixed. Some observers reported a noticeable frame-rate decline and limited visual improvements, noting that the technique mainly affects shaders and shadows. Others welcomed the experiment as a way to benchmark machine-learning performance on legacy 3D graphics.
"The tool allows us to test modern AI upscaling on older engines," one contributor wrote. "Performance suffers, but the visual changes are interesting," another added.