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valor-mortis-dlss-fsr-profile-manager

Windows utility repository for Valor Mortis DLSS, FSR, XeSS, resolution-scaling, sharpening, anti-aliasing, and upscaling profile management.

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GITHUB · launched Oct 14, 2026 · 41 upvotes (top 33%)

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Could you build this?

Partial The profile UI and config writing are buildable on Windows, but reliable per-game DLSS, FSR, and XeSS profile management depends on undocumented driver settings and game-specific DLL and preset details that must be reverse-engineered and maintained.

What it would actually take: A real version would be a Windows desktop app (C# or C++) that writes NVIDIA driver profiles through NVAPI and swaps or configures upscaler DLLs and presets per game. The hard part is discovering and keeping up with undocumented settings across GPU vendors and driver versions, plus safe handling of game files. This needs low-level Windows and GPU driver knowledge and ongoing reverse engineering.

Competitors

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Attention rank: #39 of 153 (itself plus its competitors, highest first, normalized so YC and Product Hunt are compared fairly).

Launched 35 days after the earliest competitor.

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More details
External ID
1419175528
Company
n/a
Product
valor-mortis-dlss-fsr-profile-manager
Website domain
github.com
Cohort
n/a
Upvotes percentile
0.67
All tags
dlss, fsr, graphics, performance, profiles, resolution-scaling, upscaling, valor-mortis, windows, xess
AI summary
upscaling profile manager for valor mortis
Manually corrected
No