The open-source utility DLSS Swapper, created by Brad Moore, has received an update to version 1.2.7.0. Released on GitHub on October 18, the tool now enables users to perform bulk swapping of DLSS, FSR, and XeSS files across their entire game libraries.
The new interface includes a Bulk Swap button on the games page. Users can select multiple titles and choose specific DLL versions for DLSS Super Resolution, Frame Generation, and Ray Reconstruction. By default, the tool is set to make no changes to ensure files are only modified when explicitly selected.
The update also introduces a bulk restoration feature to revert original DLL files. This provides a safety mechanism if a specific DLL version causes issues across a large collection of games. Additionally, the software now supports DLSS Frame Generation Preset C, a performance mode recently introduced by NVIDIA.
Developers addressed a bug that previously prevented game libraries from loading and improved the speed of full library scans. While the tool simplifies file management, users are cautioned that modifying game files may trigger anti-cheat systems, and some titles might fail to launch after a swap.
