Dashdogy’s Universal MFG Unlocker 1.5.0 Adds DLSS Preset C for Up to 35% FPS Boost on RTX 40 and 30 Series

Dashdogy's Universal MFG Unlocker 1.5.0 has been launched to provide gamers with the ability to customize frame generation for multiple graphics cards. The latest version is significant as it provides wider support for multiple graphics cards from NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel in one tool. This is especially relevant for gamers who are looking to optimize frame rates without needing to invest in new hardware. For buyers who depend on frame generation for performance improvement in heavy games, this new compatibility list is an important development to watch out for.

New tool enables XeSS Multi Frame Generation for AMD and Intel GPUs

With this tool, Dashdogy is primarily aimed at supporting NVIDIA, AMD, and Intel graphics processors. It provides a unified platform where specific frame generation technologies are incorporated. NVIDIA users with RTX 40 or RTX 30 series cards can now apply DLSS Frame Generation Preset C. On the other hand, XeSS Multi Frame Generation is now accessible for AMD and Intel graphics card users. This is possible through the incorporation of OptiScaler 10.

DLSS preset C provides up to 35 percent more frames per second as compared to default. This increase comes at the cost of a minor decrease in visual quality. Users need to consider whether the performance boost is worth the visual compromise. In addition, Multi Frame Generation is provided in 3x to 6x modes for flexibility in further enhancing the frames per second.

The latest version 1.5.0 provides technical fixes for the Streamline runtime and Special K for a more stable experience. Crashes fixed in games such as Dying Light: The Beast and Gears of War: E-Day. RTX 30 series version 310.9.16 compatibility has offline validation without much in-game testing. Therefore, caution must be exercised in this regard.

In the past, we reported on the Unofficial NVIDIA driver brings Metal 3 and followed updates on Dashdogy's launches. It demonstrates the trend of third-party tools pushing hardware to its limits. With this new release, it is evident that optimization of frame generation still holds considerable interest for third-party developers. The latest version provides specific fixes and additions for current users, though the basic functionality of the tool remains unchanged.