In the quiet space between official design and human ingenuity, a modder has demonstrated that NVIDIA's most advanced upscaling technology need not be bound to a single chip. By routing DLSS 5's neural post-processing through a second graphics card via a ReShade workaround, they achieved frame rate gains of up to 127 percent — and in doing so, revived an old idea about distributed computing that NVIDIA itself once championed with PhysX. The achievement is less about raw performance than about what it reveals: that the boundaries of a technology are often drawn by convention, not by the technol