It seems many hate this application. For $7 US, are you expecting the wrld. I find it very useful in some games. Why so much hate?

Can't Lossless team work close to new games to implement a in-game Frame Generator? I'm sure they can make magic working near indie game companyes. They can work per game making the game frame generator available to everyone. One big thing is they can access game 3D data and other data separated, so there is no need to find what is GUI and what is not on the screen. Also they can have 3D info about the game. They can work per game and make their magic even better and available to everyone!...

I'm pondering getting this to get a bit of an FPS boost in Gray Zone Warfare with my 3070ti. The problem? A quick stats check shows I'm running both the GPU and CPU almost to full extent. Meaning a non-hardware solution to frame-gen is going to have to eat into the baseline performance, making potential gains less prominent. Anyone tried this tool with that game?...

My gaming PC has a capture card hooked up, and since it acts like a 2nd monitor, I have to duplicate the displays to have what's showing on my main monitor also show up on the capture card, which then feeds into my recording PC's OBS. The issue is that a duplicated display is two displays in one, so I think LSFG tries to utilize frame-gen on two displays at the same time which does nothing but kills the framerate. Enabling multi-display doesn't make a difference, and the only output display is Auto. The ...

My system is: Ryzen 9 5950X (16 cores, 32 threads) 64Gb DDR4-3600 Radeon 9070 XT Monitor is the MSI MPG 491CQP 144hz OLED 32:9 5120x1440 I want to keep the 9070 XT as main display, but I also have a few spare GPUs lying around. Since I also had a Radeon 6750 XT, that would have been the optimal to keep in the system but I foolishly sold it before knowing about Lossless Scaling. Anyway, the 9070 XT isn't enough to crank both the FPS and the quality on my immense monitor. I can get 90 to 144 fps on newer ...