Mario Kart World: compare the base game, community neural effect and Live Flow

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Mario Kart World: compare the base game, community neural effect and Live Flow

Mario Kart World PC comparison: the base Eglantine setup, community DLSS 5 / ReShade image processing and Live Flow frame generation. Learn what each route changes and which controls to use.

By ItsOOGWAYWritten companion · Prepared 6 November 2026

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The key checkpoint: Start from a working base race. Image processing, additional presented frames and the underlying simulation are separate considerations.

Before you start

  • Keep a backup of saves and a known working base installation. Use your own legally obtained game files.
  • This page follows the matching recorded video, not a new benchmark or a guarantee for other PCs.
  • DLSS 5 Manager is an independent community project; this is not official NVIDIA integration in the game.
  • The recording uses Eglantine build 219 on Windows. Keep exefs and romfs together and select exefs/main in the file picker.
  • The shown Live Flow profile is DLSS MFG, 2x, Auto game type and Quality preset B. Higher output does not establish faster simulation.

Documentation check, 6 November 2026: the Manager repository identifies itself as an independent community project and links its third-party notices. This article preserves the recorded controls and versions; compare current release notes before updating.

Resources from this video

Links, downloads & documentation

Every original URL from the video description is collected here, including recorded releases, setup discussions and related videos. Use the version-specific notes when following a recorded build.

01Eglantinehttps://github.com/Djihads80/Eglantine02Recorded build 219https://github.com/Djihads80/Eglantine/releases/tag/build-21903Current releaseshttps://github.com/Djihads80/Eglantine/releases04User handbookhttps://github.com/Djihads80/Eglantine/blob/nx2/docs/user/README.md05DLSS 5 Manager downloadhttps://dlss5manager.app/06Manager source and updateshttps://github.com/NODIX-TECH/DLSS-5-MANAGER07Join our community for PC setup help, build testing and comparing resultshttps://discord.gg/gM56yb26AX

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Open this video on YouTube ↗. Screenshots below link to their exact recorded moments.

Walkthrough 01

Mario Kart World on PC

Video reference 0:00 ↗

Mario Kart World on PC has a base setup, a community DLSS 5 image-processing route, and external frame generation. They do different jobs. Here is what each setup changes, what the recordings show, and how to choose which one is useful for your own PC. First, the base setup.

Walkthrough 02

Base game

Video reference 0:19 ↗

This is Eglantine running Mario Kart World with the recorded Vulkan profile. It is the simplest route and the first one to verify. The race itself, controller response and shader behavior are your baseline. Keep a copy of these working settings before testing extra graphics tools. Second, the community DLSS 5 and ReShade route.

Base game — recorded frame
0:27 in the video · Base game. Select the screenshot to open this point in the original video.

Walkthrough 03

DLSS 5 / ReShade route

Video reference 0:52 ↗

This changes image processing. The setup targets the emulator executable, uses Vulkan, and enables the neural add-on in-game. Compare the image using the same camera position on your own system. A neural pass setting is not a frame-generation multiplier. Third, Live Flow frame generation.

DLSS 5 / ReShade route — recorded frame
1:00 in the video · DLSS 5 / ReShade route. Select the screenshot to open this point in the original video.

Walkthrough 04

Live Flow frame generation

Video reference 1:21 ↗

This is a separate switch in the Manager. The recorded profile uses 2x, Auto and Quality Preset B. Its purpose is additional output frames, rather than changing the underlying race simulation. Our capture is sixty frames per second, so it cannot display every output frame on a higher-refresh screen. Which should you try?

Live Flow frame generation — recorded frame
1:29 in the video · Live Flow frame generation. Select the screenshot to open this point in the original video.

Walkthrough 05

Which setup fits your goal?

Video reference 1:52 ↗

Start with the base game. If you want to experiment with the picture, test the neural add-on. If your focus is motion, test Live Flow separately. Use the same race section and keep resolution unchanged when judging them. These recordings show the three workflows in play; they are not a controlled same-scene benchmark. That's the complete route for this setup.

Which setup fits your goal? — recorded frame
2:00 in the video · Which setup fits your goal?. Select the screenshot to open this point in the original video.

Walkthrough 06

Finish and community

Video reference 2:27 ↗

For PC setup help, build testing and comparing results with other players, join my Discord from the description. Share your emulator version, graphics card and the step you're on. Keep your working settings and saves backed up, and enjoy the race.

If your result differs

SituationNext useful check
A different result or interface appearsCheck the exact build, last successful checkpoint and original resource documentation. Keep a working configuration before experimenting.
Motion looks worse or controls feel delayedDisable the extra processing and compare the same scene at the same resolution. Test one route at a time.
Only a high output counter looks convincingThe delivered video is 60 fps and the clips are not a controlled comparative benchmark. Check actual responsiveness and image stability on your display.

Recorded versions, test limits & credits

This companion follows the matching ItsOOGWAY video. Screenshots are genuine frames resized for reading. A selected option, a single FPS reading or an early gameplay scene does not establish complete-game compatibility.

Original setup notes and credits
Mario Kart World PC comparison: the base Eglantine setup, community DLSS 5 / ReShade image processing and Live Flow frame generation. Learn what each route changes and which controls to use. Recorded with Eglantine build 219 (3081c8e) on an RTX 4070 SUPER. This is a Switch 2 emulator workflow, not an official Windows release. Use your own compatible game dump. DLSS 5 here refers to the community Manager/ReShade add-on route. The Manager installation switch and the in-game activation step are separate. Live Flow is an external frame-generation route. The recorded profile is DLSS MFG, 2x, Auto, Quality Preset B; neural pass counts are a separate control. This is a workflow and visual comparison, not a controlled same-scene FPS benchmark. CHAPTERS DOWNLOADS AND REFERENCES COMMUNITY Keep your saves backed up before changing builds. Game files, firmware and keys are not supplied here. Recorded at 1440p60 and exported as a 4K60 MP4; a 60fps recording cannot show every generated frame of higher-refresh output. Results depend on your hardware and build. Music: Cybernetic Ride, supplied by the creator. Thumbnail: Nintendo Mario Kart World promotional artwork with original typography/layout. #MarioKartWorld #MarioKartWorldPC #Eglantine
Original video chapters
  • 0:00 Mario Kart World on PC
  • 0:19 Base game
  • 0:52 DLSS 5 / ReShade route
  • 1:21 Live Flow frame generation
  • 1:52 Which setup fits your goal?
  • 2:27 Finish and community

Project developers and game rights holders are credited in the original notes above and the linked sources. Related setup, credit and licence URLs remain in the resources section.

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