Lossless Scaling frame generation is about to reach new heights, judging from some new videos shared online in the past few days.
YouTube user Vyathaen shared a new video showcasing the 4x FPS mode that will be implemented into the frame generation option of the upscaler in the coming weeks. As a YouTube video isn't the best way to showcase the amazing improvements coming to the frame generation option of the upscaler, those with a Discord account can also join the Lossless Scaling official Discord server to find a Cyberpunk 2077 video that better showcases the 4x FPS mode. According to reports from beta testers, latency is the same as the 2x FPS option, so most games should be perfectly playable with a high enough base framerate.
Lossless Scaling has made impressive progress since its release. Version 2.1, which was released in June, introduced a 3x FPS mode that triples framerate, performance optimizations that made the 2x FPS mode faster than in the previous release, and some changes for when the final frame rate exceeds the monitor's refresh rate.
Lossless Scaling is now available for purchase on Steam. It works with any GPU and every PC game, including emulated games.
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