A community-developed workaround has managed to get NVIDIA DLSS 5 Neural Rendering running inside Automobilista 2, despite Reiza’s simulator having no native support for the technology. The experimental implementation was shared by Reiza forum member Ace, who has published screenshots, comparison images, video footage and a complete installation guide. The results show noticeable changes to lighting, shadows and the way cars integrate with their surroundings, but there is a substantial catch: performance. This is not an official Automobilista 2 feature, nor has Reiza Studios announced DLSS 5 support. Instead, the setup combines ReShade with several community-developed tools to feed the information required by NVIDIA’s Neural Rendering system into AMS2. DLSS 5 Is Running in Automobilista 2 — Unofficially NVIDIA officially announced DLSS 5 in March 2026. Unlike the better-known DLSS Super Resolution technology, one of its major new components is Neural Rendering, which uses an AI model to modify lighting, materials and other aspects of the rendered image in real time. Automobilista 2 was never announced as a DLSS 5 title. In fact, AMS2 does not provide native DLSS integration at all. That has not stopped the modding community. A guide published on the official Reiza Studios forum demonstrates DLSS 5 Neural Rendering operating in AMS2 through a chain of ReShade add-ons and community tools. The workaround effectively has to create information that an officially supported DLSS implementation would normally receive directly from the game engine. This includes supplying the neural-rendering system with the current frame, depth information and estimated motion vectors before returning the processed result to the image. It is an impressive technical experiment, but it should not be confused with native integration. What Does DLSS 5 Change in AMS2? The most noticeable differences appear around lighting and the visual grounding of cars within the environment. According to