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Using Lossless Scaling incorrectly can cause input lag, ghosting, or screen tearing. Use these tips to optimize your setup: Manage Base Framerates
Disclaimer: Based on the latest available information as of July 2025, with LSFG 3.1 marking the state-of-the-art for the utility's frame generation capabilities.
To get the absolute best results out of Lossless Scaling v3.1.0.0, follow this optimized setup guide: Step 1: Prepare Your Game Settings Lossless Scaling v3.1.0.0
Select Auto or choose a specific algorithm like LS1 or AMD FSR . Set the sharpness slider to your preference (around 2 to 4 is generally optimal).
The proprietary Lossless Scaling Frame Generation (LSFG) machine learning model receives critical updates in this version. LSFG analyzes consecutive frames to estimate pixel motion and insert an intermediate frame, effectively doubling or tripling the perceived frame rate. Version 3.1.0.0 minimizes common motion artifacts, such as ghosting around fast-moving user interface elements and shimmering textures, which often affect temporal frame generation methods. 2. Diversified Scaling Algorithms Using Lossless Scaling incorrectly can cause input lag,
: The Adaptive Frame Generation (AFG) now dynamically adjusts fractional multipliers more efficiently to maintain a specified target frame rate, leading to better frame pacing.
To achieve optimal results without graphical anomalies, follow this step-by-step configuration guide. Step 1: Configure Your Game Settings Launch your game of choice. Set the sharpness slider to your preference (around
: Games that were never designed to run at high refresh rates or widescreen resolutions.