How to Actually use Lossless Scaling Frame Generation Correctly!
I made a video last week where I tried to get as high a framerate as possible by using Lossless Scaling. In this video I take a look at what Lossless Scaling can do when actually used correctly. We will be testing 2X and 3X modes while using a framerate cap to try and max out a 165hz monitor. We'll be using a GeForce RTX 4090 GPU, AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D CPU, and 32GB of DDR5 6000 MT/s CL30 memory with tuned timings.
Lossless Scaling is available for purchase on Steam for between $5 and $7, depending on location, and I think it is a really great tool with many serviceable use cases for sure.
My previous video where I tested X4, X10, and X20 can be found here: • Lossless Scaling on the RTX 4090 = Fastest...
System Specs:
Ryzen 7 7800X3D
32GB DDR5 6000 MT/s CL30 with tuned sub-timings
MSI Liquid X GeForce RTX 4090
Gigabyte Eagle B650 Motherboard
2TB Gen4 NVMe Storage Drive
Corsair HX850I power supply
Windows 11 23H2
ReBAR enabled
Memory Integrity disabled.
Timestamps:
0:00 - Intro
0:51 - Import Notes (Input Latency, Framerate Caps, X2 modes, X3 modes etc.)
3:53 - Lossless Scaling Settings
5:25 - Ratchet and Clank - 1440p Very High, DLSS Quality, LSFG X2 (78 fps cap)
8:22 - Ratchet and Clank - 1440p Very High, DLSS Quality, LSFG X3 (52 fps cap)
10:14 - Dragon's Dogma 2 - 1440p High, RT On, TAA, LSFG X3 (no cap)
12:09 - Dragon's Dogma 2 - 1440p High, RT On, TAA, LSFG X2 (78 fps cap)
13:02 - Dragon's Dogma 2 - 1440p High, RT On, TAA, LSFG X2 (60 fps cap)
14:06 - Dragon's Dogma 2 - 1440p High, RT On, TAA, LSFG X2 (52 fps cap)
Join this channel to support a creator:
/ @mostly_positive_reviews