The Witcher 3 Remake DLSS 5 Fan Video Shows Stunning Yennefer
A player forced DLSS 5 on The Witcher 3 Remake using an RTX 5090, sharing footage of Geralt's reunion with Yennefer and screenshots showing the visual upgrade.
You know that feeling when a game's most iconic reunion scene gets a next-gen glow-up? A player going by もょもと on X just dropped a roughly one-minute clip of The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remake running with DLSS 5 forced on, and Yennefer has never looked better.
The footage captures Geralt meeting his beloved Yennefer in White Orchard, the moment that kicks off their story in the remake. According to the player, they're running an Nvidia RTX 5090 and enabled DLSS 5 through unofficial means to make it happen.
From what we can see in the video, the reunion scene takes on a noticeably different visual flavor compared to the original. Whether it's the lighting, the character detail, or just the overall polish, the new tech gives the moment a fresh coat of paint that fans will definitely want to scrutinize frame by frame.
One important caveat here: this is a fan experiment, not an official feature. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remake does not currently support DLSS 5, so don't expect to flip a switch in your settings menu just yet. The player forced it on, and the results are impressive but strictly off the books.
That's not the only taste we've gotten, either. もょもと has also been sharing multiple screenshots of the remake with DLSS 5 enabled, showing how different scenes change under the new tech. It's a nice little buffet of visual comparisons if you're curious about what the future of upscaling might look like.
For now, treat this as a cool peek at what could be rather than a promise of what's coming. The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt Remake is headed to PC, PS5, NS2, and Xbox Series X|S, and if official DLSS 5 support ever lands, you can bet players will be revisiting every iconic moment just to see how it looks.
What do you think of the DLSS 5 look? Does Yennefer's reunion scene hit different with the new tech, or are you sticking with the classic visuals? Let us know in the comments!
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