About NitLink
NitLink shows your console on your PC monitor through a capture card. It can also generate extra frames (experimental), so 30 fps games play at 60 fps, and 40 or 60 fps games at 120 fps on a 120 Hz display.Frame Generation
Uses a machine-learning model on your GPU to add one or two new frames between every two real ones: 30 to 60, 40 to 120 or 60 to 120 fps. Two engines: NitLink FG (NVIDIA RTX) for compatible NVIDIA GPUs, and NitLink FG (Compatibility), which is the default. A Motion detail setting trades GPU load against detail around text and edges.- Turn it on or off from the settings panel (F1)
- Adds a short delay, so turn it off for competitive games
- Custom masks keep minimaps, crosshairs and subtitles clean, saved per game
- Optional Head protection at 30 fps sources (work in progress)
- Experimental: very fast motion, like a weapon swinging across a busy background, can still show artifacts. It keeps improving with updates.
Capture Viewer
Shows your console the moment each frame arrives.- Real HDR10 passthrough and VRR support
- Picture-in-picture and screenshots
- Record gameplay or save the last 15 or 30 seconds as a clip, in 1080p or 4K (SDR)
- Discord status, with a switch to turn it off
Capture Cards
Made for the Elgato 4K Pro, 4K X and 4K S, including HDR. Also verified: Elgato 4K60 Pro MK.2, Cam Link 4K and AVerMedia Live Gamer ULTRA S (GC553Pro). Other capture cards work through standard Windows capture without card-specific features, and compatibility can't be guaranteed.Good to Know
- Frame generation has been tested most with the Elgato 4K Pro; other capture cards are being validated
- HDR needs an HDR-capable display with Windows HDR turned on
- Frame generation works with 1080p, 1440p and 4K capture. 30 to 60 fps works in SDR and HDR. 60 to 120 fps works in SDR. 40 to 120 fps works in SDR at 1080p and 1440p and needs 120 Hz capture. 40 and 60 to 120 fps need a 120 Hz display.
- Third-party mods, injectors and effect overlays that hook into NitLink are not supported
NitLink is not affiliated with or endorsed by Sony, Nintendo, Microsoft, Elgato, Corsair or AVerMedia. Games shown in screenshots and videos are the property of their respective owners.