Lossless Scaling -lsfg 3-

For more information on the latest updates, check out user experiences on the Lossless Scaling subreddit. If you let me know: What you are using (e.g., AMD, NVIDIA, handheld) Which games you want to play Whether you prefer more frames or fewer artifacts

Previous versions of LSFG (1.0 and 2.0) were impressive tech demos, but they suffered from two fatal flaws: high performance overhead (a 60 FPS game needed a ton of GPU headroom to become 120 FPS) and noticeable artifacts during fast camera movement.

The transition to version 3.0 moved beyond a simple feature update to a complete rewrite of the frame generation algorithm.

| Feature | LSFG 2.2 | LSFG 3 | |---------|----------|--------| | Max multiplier | 2x | 4x | | GPU load for 2x | Higher | ~20-30% lower | | Motion artifacts | More visible | Reduced | | UI stability | Worse on dynamic HUD | Improved | Lossless Scaling -LSFG 3-

Ensure your final generated frame rate matches your monitor’s refresh rate. If you have a 60Hz monitor, cap your game at 30 FPS and use X2 mode to hit exactly 60 FPS. Ideal Use Cases: Where LSFG 3 Changes the Game

While modern games often come with built-in upscaling, LSFG 3 is a lifesaver for scenarios where those options are missing. It is particularly effective for: Handhelds & Laptops:

To achieve the best results with LSFG 3.0, following a specific configuration is critical to minimize the inherent input lag of post-process frame generation. For more information on the latest updates, check

Choose X2 (doubles frames) or X3 (triples frames, higher requirements).

This is a godsend for owners of 240Hz and 360Hz monitors. You no longer need a GPU capable of rendering 240 native frames; you simply need a stable 60 FPS lock. The generated frames fill the gaps, offering motion clarity that was previously locked behind thousand-dollar GPUs. | Feature | LSFG 2

: It uses an AI algorithm to "guess" what happens between frames and inserts new ones, making a 30 FPS game look like it’s running at 60 or even 90 FPS. Real-World Success Stories

In many scenarios, LSFG 3.1 offers a similar visual experience to DLSS 3/FSR 3, particularly in motion, with significantly reduced artifacting compared to the 2.x era.

: Designed for high-refresh displays, targeting 240+ FPS.

Open the Lossless Scaling interface. Ignore the "Scale" section for now.