NVIDIA App DLSS Override: What version 11.0.9.585 adds

Quick Answer

NVIDIA App 11.0.9.585 lists DLSS Override support for 19 game entries and Optimal Settings profiles for six. Check the exact game and available controls before changing settings. If your current GeForce system already runs the title well, you can compare the new profile at no hardware cost.

Identify the change in 11.0.9.585

The release highlights list titles including PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS, Dragon's Dogma 2 and The Witcher 3: Wild Hunt in the override section. A separate group of six, including EA SPORTS FC 27, appears under Optimal Settings. Some names appear in both sections. Read them as two feature lists. The Optimal Settings profile and the individual DLSS override controls can address different aspects of a game's setup. Start by checking the version shown in the app and confirming which installation the app sees. If a profile is present, open its per-game settings. Check the actual override option on your hardware before changing it. An entry in the release notes is useful for narrowing down the search. It does not mean every model or frame generation multiplier is offered on every graphics card.

Compare the baseline with one change

Use the same save, race or replay for both tests if your game allows it. Keep resolution, graphics quality and frame caps steady. Compare how the image looks during movement, and note how the game responds to input as well as the displayed frame rate. A more useful result is one you can reproduce across several passes. If the new setting makes interface text or thin edges look worse to you, write down which preset you changed so you can put it back. Avoid changing several global settings while testing a single title. That makes it difficult to know which change caused a result and can alter other games you play. A single per-game setting is easier to reverse. If the option is unavailable, verify the game and GPU support first. The absence of a control does not by itself establish that the installed graphics card is too slow for the game.

Spend on an actual bottleneck

The 6 November local catalogue snapshot showed a Palit GeForce RTX 5060 Dual 8GB in stock at R9,499. That is an example from the all nvidia geforce graphics cards range. A laptop purchase calls for a different comparison. In the geforce gaming laptops range, evaluate the complete system, including its display and the power available to the installed GPU. A desktop price and a laptop price include very different hardware. If the app update solves a problem in a game you already own, keep the money for a more useful upgrade. If your current settings still leave the game short of your target, compare benchmarks at your own resolution and graphics preset before buying. DLSS tools can change how an image is produced, but game behaviour on your current system tells you where the performance issue actually is. Revisit the local price at the point of purchase because this snapshot only describes the catalogue at writing time.

Frequently Asked Questions

Which version adds the listed entries?

The NVIDIA release notes identify app version 11.0.9.585.

How many override entries are listed?

There are 19 under DLSS Override for this version.

Are Optimal Settings the same feature?

NVIDIA lists them separately. Optimal Settings apply recommended game settings, while an override changes supported DLSS behaviour.

Is PUBG listed for overrides?

Yes, PUBG: BATTLEGROUNDS appears in the release highlights.

Do all cards expose the same controls?

Available controls depend on the card, game and supported feature.

What does R9,499 refer to?

It was the local snapshot price of a Palit RTX 5060 Dual 8GB card.