Recently, within the game files of an early access title, players stumbled upon an NVIDIA dynamic link library file named nvngx_dlssnr.dll. The nomenclature of this file resonates with NVIDIA's DLSS-NR (Neural Rendering) technology, which was unveiled at the GTC 2026 conference. Furthermore, its file size is notably larger than that of current mainstream DLSS-related files, hinting that it could be the inaugural publicly accessible DLSS 5 runtime library featured in a released game. Prior to this discovery, relevant hidden configuration entries were identified in NVIDIA's GeForce 610.47 driver; however, no corresponding runtime library file had been pinpointed until now. At present, the game does not provide options to enable DLSS 5 or neural rendering capabilities, and neither NVIDIA nor the game's publisher, EA, has officially declared support for DLSS 5 technology within the game. Given that DLSS 5 depends on data furnished by the game engine and necessitates deep integration from developers, the feature cannot be simply activated by substituting DLL files. To gain practical experience with DLSS 5 technology, further official information disclosure and technical support will be essential.