: In-game VSync should be off to prevent conflict with the software's own frame pacing.
"My cursor is giant or doubled." Fix: In the game, disable hardware cursor and use the software cursor. Or, in Lossless Scaling, toggle "Cursor" mode to "Hide."
In official driver-level frame generation (like DLSS 3), games must expose motion vectors to the graphics pipeline, restricting the feature to specific newer titles and modern GPUs. LSFG requires no game engine integration. It reads the final rendered pixels on your screen, calculates motion vectors via an optical flow algorithm, and generates smooth intermediate frames instantly. Multi-Mode Frame Generation Lossless Scaling v3.1.0.0
Launch your game and set the display mode to or Borderless Windowed .
is not a revolution but a critical refinement . It transforms what was once a novelty scaler into a genuinely reliable tool for PC gamers and productivity users. The reduced overhead, better VRR support, and improved frame pacing make it a must-have utility for anyone pushing hardware beyond its intended limits—especially on Steam Deck, ROG Ally, or budget desktops. : In-game VSync should be off to prevent
To get the most out of , follow these best practices:
Cap your game’s frame rate. For X2 mode, cap it to exactly half of your monitor's refresh rate (e.g., cap at 72 FPS on a 144Hz monitor). For X3 mode, cap it to one-third (e.g., cap at 48 FPS on a 144Hz monitor). Step 2: Configure Lossless Scaling Open the Lossless Scaling application. LSFG requires no game engine integration
Maximizing Frame Rates: The Ultimate Guide to Lossless Scaling v3.1.0.0
: Newer versions have introduced multipliers that can theoretically boost frame rates by up to 4x, depending on hardware and base performance. Low-Latency Performance
This version handles Simulated OLED Motion Clarity surprisingly well. By using the tool to cap frames and insert black frames (or just relying on the smoother interpolation), motion clarity on LCD monitors looks significantly cleaner than before.