Lossless Scaling

Lossless Scaling has been that one particular tool for me that I didn't know I needed it until I've used it. This tool is almost magical, even achieved MFG like feature earlier than Nvidia ever could, although at the cost of minor artifacts. hands down 11/10.

Some of the best software I've ever used.

Note that it's probably best suited to you if your games are getting 30-60 fps. Anything under and it's not enjoyable. Putting another AI FPS "generator" on top (I.e DLSS) is a no-go, although surprisingly works well in really slow games like Microsoft Flight Simulator.

10/10!

Use for FPS capped games like fallout or terraria. It also works really well on Helldivers 2 as long as your base fps is over 40, it will about double it with the 2x frame gen on a 2070s. Use borderless windowed

Like what others have said, this software is amazing just like magic it makes your game run at 60fps smooth as butter as long as you know what u are doing and set your game to the required settings. Keep up the good work dev!

You spend $5 and gain 3 times more fps. With one simple trick, you can significantly improve the smoothness of games. When it comes to Cities: Skylines II or Farming Simulator 25, the app works flawlessly and performs excellently with poorly optimized games.

Officially downloaded more FPS. Zero problems so far and super easy to setup.

Esse software está muito melhor do que as versões anteriores que testei, cada vez mais a Imagem fica com menos defeitos e e fluidez, sem esse programa eu teria desistido de jogar Kingdom Come II, vale muito apena usar, e acredito que a tendencia é sempre evoluir com os updates.

E, Diferente dos softwares de hoje em dia que seguem o modelo predatório de mensalidade/anuidade, esse só pagamos uma vez e usufruímos das atualizações e betas.

Também, não tem trava Anti-Pirataria que nem aquelas porcarias de DLSS PureDark que atrapalha até as pessoas que compram tendo que provar com autentificação que compraram.

This is actually a very important program because it lets you add many types of scaling and it's own (Pretty good) type of frame gen to practically any game you wish, this is especially important for older games that need to be capped and 60 fps or that due to engine issues have a hard time maintaining a good fps number (or when you mod the heck out of a game eg: elder scrolls, S.T.A.L.K.E.R., etc').

Also works with (mostly) any GPU

Recommended, although it is not as user friendly as possible.

Bear in mind that generated frames are not as accurate, or recent, as rendered frames.

Lmao go pound sand with your 50series prices nvidia.. framegen at home and it actually works decently for games that don't require delay free gameplay.

The fact that, with the correct configurations, Lossless Scaling can outperform AAA FSR and DLSS implementations for current gen Games in performance, visuals and frame generation, is absolutely absurd. There's almost always a set of configurations for your hardware capabilities, that will produce a better output than whatever the game developers decided to be the one available implementation.

Used to feel like more of a proof of concept, it was cool that you could literally download a software that doubles your framerate but it had a LOT of visual bugs and added latency.

Now... its good enough that I actually use it.

Download FPS, smoothness even better than native game settings optimization.

It is completely useful and works very well. Definitely recommend it even if you have high end pc.

It’s such an amazing and versatile tool. Personally, I find it best to use for retro games and those that have frame-rate caps. Using it with DuckStation feels like playing remasters of your favorite games.

I used to play solo lv10 dificulty on helldivers 2 with the automatons, since I was playing at 10fps.
Now I cannot escape them since LLS send me 30fps, and everything is smooth and SLOW as it should be. Im not glitching around and because of that I am getting shot as fk! 11/10 better than upgrading your cpu

This app is great when used properly, following the developer's instructions and the practical experiences of users.
It is especially useful for those who do not have the most recent video cards with proprietary Upscale and FrameGen technologies, but also not so old, since your system needs to deliver a stable framerate in games to work satisfactorily.
Since I bought it, I have used in all single-player games. To open it without needing Steam, just go to the source folder, create a shortcut from executable and send to desktop or pin on Start menu.
On my 1080p 144hz monitor, i use FG X2 with 72FPS locked to reach 144FPS. Upscaling OFF.
Below i show how i use it to play on a 4K TV, minimizing imperfections and defects as much as possible, at least this way they are unnoticed to me:
-Game in Windowed borderless
-1440p~1800p internal resolution
-Scaling mode 'Auto', 'Aspect Ratio'. Scaling Type LS1 '1'.
-FrameGen Mode 'X2'. Framerate limit on RivaTuner for me bare min '45' but would be better to always try aiming at least stable '60'.
*I completed 100% Jedi Survivor on EA App playing this way(locked 45FPS with FG X2 enabled to reach 90).
*You need a reasonable FPS base before turning on FrameGen, so as not to harm much both image quality and input lag.
Higher the better.
-After apply 'Scale', ideally your video card should be at a maximum of 90% usage, as this leaves some room for any frame variations that may occur.

-At the framerate I'm aiming(120), FG X2 is enough and doesn't cause much obvious image imperfections. However, I know some with higher than 144hz display who say FG X3 has improved a lot, causing much less artifacts, again if you already have a good base FPS 60-80.
-Despite clickbaits, this app doesn't magically turn very old systems into latest release Nvidia cards. If you have a low base framerate like i've seen before people using 20FPS, the image quality will be awful with a lot of ghosting, artifacts and the input lag will be terrible, impossible to play even with controller.
-If you have eyes used to high quality OLED displays, 360hz+, is too sensible about input latency and have very high standards, probably this app won't be good for you.

All things considered, the gaming experience using this app has been positive.

make the game smoother its look like the framegen work perfectly. thank you

I tried this a few months ago when it was version 2 and refunded it as I wasn't impressed with the output quality and input lag.

After seeing all the praise for the new version 3 I bought it again and am really impressed with it. I wouldn't necessarily use it for fast action shooters as it does increase input lag (though a lot less than version 2), but for other games I play like flight sims and colony sims it does a great job of doubling, tripling or even quadrupling my frame rate.

Aside from it helping with framerate, it means my GPU can be playing games with lower power draw so over time it will pay for itself with electricity saving.

Actually this is a game changer program, for example while I'm watching YouTube i can enjoy 120frame videos and now I can play games that have 60fps engine lock at 120fps or more!!!10/10

This app is great, especially if you use emulators stuck in 30 fps. The new LSFG 3 update has fixed most of the visual glitches on moving characters and reduced input delay by a lot. If you didn't like 2.3 LSFG give 3 a try!

simply amazing, particularly for emulators.

impressive. works better on some games than others. no one configuration fits all, so be sure to mess around with the settings in-app. you're able to change settings live, so you'll see the changes in performance and graphics in real-time.

if you suffer from migraines, particularly the aura in your eyes, this app somehow manages to simulate it almost perfectly, minus the colors and only in your fov's periphery. i found that neat. it doesn't always happen, just fiddle with the settings.

I've tried everything. All day since 930 am until 7pm today. I gave up tinkering on and off all day. Whenever this is on or even just installed but not running makes any gane I have lag, freeze my games badly. I don't know what the issue could be.

Just switched to new fluid motion frames 2 update for Lenovo legion go. I updated an hour before buying lossless. I'm glad to see other are have success using this app but not me.

I don't want to give a bad rating but it doesn't work for me.

Frame generation and upscaling works surprisingly well for games that do not rely on low input lag (which of course comes as a trade-off). In my case the application was useful to extend the 'gaming lifespan' of my low/mid-range computer, which by itself was more than I expected from the app, and honestly, it works pretty damn well for its price point.

---{ Graphics }---
☑ You forget what reality is
☐ Beautiful
☐ Good
☐ Decent
☐ Bad
☐ Don‘t look too long at it
☐ MS-DOS

---{ Gameplay }---
☑ Very good
☐ Good
☐ It's just gameplay
☐ Mehh
☐ Watch paint dry instead
☐ Just don't

---{ Audio }---
☑ Eargasm
☐ Very good
☐ Good
☐ Not too bad
☐ Bad
☐ I'm now deaf

---{ Audience }---
☑ Kids
☑ Teens
☑ Adults
☑ Grandma

---{ PC Requirements }---
☐ Check if you can run paint
☐ Potato
☐ Decent
☐ Fast
☐ Rich boi
☑ Ask NASA if they have a spare computer

---{ Game Size }---
☐ Floppy Disk
☐ Old Fashioned
☐ Workable
☐ Big
☐ Will eat 10% of your 1TB hard drive
☐ You will want an entire hard drive to hold it
☑ You will need to invest in a black hole to hold all the data

---{ Difficulty }---
☐ Just press 'W'
☐ Easy
☐ Easy to learn / Hard to master
☐ Significant brain usage
☐ Difficult
☑ Dark Souls

---{ Grind }---
☐ Nothing to grind
☐ Only if u care about leaderboards/ranks
☐ Isn't necessary to progress
☐ Average grind level
☐ Too much grind
☑ You'll need a second life for grinding

---{ Story }---
☐ No Story
☐ Some lore
☐ Average
☐ Good
☐ Lovely
☑ It'll replace your life

---{ Game Time }---
☐ Long enough for a cup of coffee
☐ Short
☐ Average
☐ Long
☑ To infinity and beyond

---{ Price }---
☐ It's free!
☐ Worth the price
☑ If it's on sale
☐ If u have some spare money left
☐ Not recommended
☐ You could also just burn your money

---{ Bugs }---
☑ Never heard of
☐ Minor bugs
☐ Can get annoying
☐ ARK: Survival Evolved
☐ The game itself is a big terrarium for bugs

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Wow, its like downloading more RAM but real. It actually works. I use it for non-steam games too, haven't tried it with VR yet.

works great, the latest update makes it even smoother, generally use it to avoid my PC using lots of power and becoming a space heater.

if you know how to set up lossless scaling, it works on basically every game
upscaling and frame generator works great

i LOVE lossless scaling, it's a total game-changer for apps and games that don't have native framegen or upscaling tech, particularly older or badly optimized titles (looking at you rockstar. bethesda. etc). it's still got its downsides like some compatibility issues, but they're negligible in the face of essentially universal framerate doubling.

The frame generation is worth the price of this program alone. Before it I struggled to get a consistent 60 FPS in Space Marine 2 with an i7-8700K and a 1080ti using FSR 2 Ultra Performance scaling up to 4k. Now with frame generation, I locked the game to 30 FPS and it feels just like 60 FPS with the frame generation!

Helped me run Cyberpunk 2077 on max settings (path tracing, DLSS performance (transformer))
I'd get 20~40fps depending on the scene but with Frame Generation I can set it to 100fps+ so it's a lot less choppy.
It adds a noticeable amount of latency as the FG needs to hold a few frames to generate intermediate ones but I'm willing to sacrifice it for the higher FPS.

Works really well more than doubling my FPS on a 7735U notebook with a 2.8K screen with way better looking resolution downscaling so it makes gaming a lot more viable.

I use Lossless Scaling when playing PS5 remotely on my PC at 120fps through PXPlay on a 42" 4K OLED screen over a local network. Even though the PS5 only supports full HD 60fps stream quality, I would choose this setup over the native 4K60 solution any day. The reduced latency (thanks to an ethernet connection, a third-party remote play app, and an OLED screen) results in less lag compared to a PS Portal or the official PS Remote Play app at 60fps without frame generation. Plus, I get to enjoy the smoothness of a 120Hz experience. Amazing, thank you.

An absolutely game-changing software! I've been using it for quite some time. It brings FSR to basically every game AND video. Furthermore, the recent updates made it even better. Now you can use frame generation along with FSR in any game you want. It is amazing for not only ageing gpus, but for relatively new gpus also. Funniest part is how this nifty little software brings frame gen to rtx 2x and 3x series gpus (which don't get dlss frame gen, thanks to ngreedia).

One thing to note is, upscaled quality and generated frames are obviously going to be slightly worse than native no matter what you do. But this app does it like a champ and while the ghosting does exist if you have low base fps, it keeps getting harder to notice with each major update.

Personal rating: 10/10

Good software, helps a lot with Tarkov... that game is an unoptimized mess of a game

gives you the ability to double/triple/quadruple the FPS on games that tie FPS to game logic (ie. touhou, other older games) without making the game simulation faster, though the input lag will feel off due to the nature of schizo frames. 10/10

Esta app es lo mejor que te puede pasar si tenés un monitor de alta tasa de refresco y no llegás a los FPS para aprovecharlo, incluso en juegos dónde los FPS están limitados (cómo Elden Ring, que está limitado a 60) podés doblar o triplicar los FPS, teniendo en cuenta que agrega una despreciable cantidad de inputlag. Vale totalmente la pena.

Lo que si, por lo que pude probar, no es tan eficiente cuando se utiliza sin placa de video, o sea, con procesadores con gráficos integrados, cómo lo puede ser un Ryzen 5 5600G.

Please take note that your system must be able to achieve stable framerate on your desired game/apps (it has to get frame rate limited), disable all of program overlay, and make sure your apps/games has been set to borderless windowed mode.
Also this app only works optimally IF your GPU still has resources for computing (if your GPU get bottlenecked the magic probably won't happen).
Download your free FPS now!!

Very useful software to have, especially with the new frame gen (LSFG 3.0) it displays minimal artifacting and the input lag isn't too bad, but too high for competitive shooters (obviously)

For some reason before lsfg 3 update i had 120 stable fps in bg3 and after update I have drops to ~100 fps on same settings.

Ofc i am still recommending this app, but it is pretty odd for me

While it's been a little tricky to make it work like it should, it's still a game changer.
Even has a greatly boost for a RTX 3080 12GB.
Finally reaching 240fps is just insane.

I highly recommend it for the Frame Generation. It's little to not artifacts with LSFG 3.0 on 5120x1440 resolution.

This $7 piece of software really managed to clown on Nvidia and their hardware exclusive frame generation.

Being able to 2x any GPU with minimal artifacts is pretty amazing. 3x works quite well in games that don't involve too much camera movement.

Hopefully it can be ported to SteamOS/Linux in the future.

Really good software and as of the Jan 10th update, it has become even better. I don't notice any decrease in quality when on but there is some sharpening added, even with sharpening set to 0. It helps to have Nvidia Reflex or AMD equivalent on to reduce the latency that is added. I haven't tried it with any games that need more precise aiming but the added latency might affect that kind of stuff. So far I've been using it for Dragon's Dogma 2 and it's been perfect, I don't really feel any mouse latency and even when my baseline performance is in the 40s (x2 = 80s) the FPS still feels smooth.

I can safely say this works better than an implemented FSR 3 frame generation in terms of framerate, visuals, and input delay.

I have played Dynasty Warriors: Origin, Batman: Arkham Asylum, PPSSPP, and The Crew 2, and achieved really impressive fidelity. Having G-Sync just adds even more flavor to the experience.

If you can’t afford a new CPU or GPU, this might be your gateway to achieving high refresh rates temporarily, especially since it only improves over time.

I might not fully agree with how the gaming industry has been improving upscaling technology in terms of optimization, but desperate times call for desperate measures. Lossless Scaling has probably been the best software I’ve purchased on Steam so far.

A godsend for games that dont support dlss fg natively. But i would not advise to go higher than x3 fg and you really should have a minimum fps of 30 (but actually its better if the minimum framerate is 40+) for slower paced games. If you play fast paced games framegen is really not advisable. I use it for Star Citizen for example and it works great.

10/10. Offers phenomenal performance gains with little downsides. Artifacting can and will happen, but honestly, its way less prominent than I thought it would have been. The devs have optimised this way better than AMD's FSR, and this makes buying a 40 or even 50 series rtx card obsolete. Because who needs DLSS 3 or 4 being locked behind a $1200+ card when you can drop $10 for this and get literally the same features.
I run a 3080ti with I7 13700k, and most titles I don't need this, with the exception of modded Stalker GAMMA and Cyberpunk for that sweet pathtracing. Gives me just the boost I need to hit ULTRA ultra graphics with stable smooth performance.

However, I will note, aside from the obvious downsides of artifacts and some, very minor mind you, visual glitches, my main complaint is if you already have a low frame-rate (i.e, less than 40fps), then no matter how high you artificially boost it via frame-gen, it can still feel like the game is playing at said lower frame rate. Yes, it feels waaay smoother, but between the heavier-feeling mouse and increased latency, it can still feel like a 40 or even 20fps action. It's hard to describe.
Imagine this scenario. You are playing an fps game, and you are shooting a gun with a stable frame-rate of 60fps. The gun-firing animation, visuals, and audio cues are fluid and smooth, all perfectly syncrhonised. Now, if you drop the frame rate to say 20 fps, the same animations and sounds will play, but they will feel incomplete, out of sync, and strange. If you have this low frame rate to begin with, frame gen will NOT fix it. Sure, it now FEELS like a smoohter experience, which honestly counts for 90% of this battle, but it's the little things like this.

My advice, optimise your title for a stable consistent frame rate to begin with. I'd recommend 30-40 as a minimum. THEN apply frame gen and work around syncing it up with your monitors refresh rate. Hell, even if you just want the extra frames to play ULTRA and feel smooth, it is valid.

Even still, the pros far outweigh these minor cons.
This is the best $10 I spent for performance, and this is coming from someone who dropped AUS $3k on this rig. If you have integrated graphics,a gt710 (was once a proud member) or a 1060, or hell, even the latest and greatest 4090, I would highly recommend this program.
Easy, lightweight, and does the job and only gets better with time.

Good luck, and happy hunting stalkers!

a great utility with many use cases. Integer scaling makes pixel-art games look crispy as hell. anime4k scaling makes older SD cartoons/anime look fantastic. Most importantly, LSFG brings frame generation to any game or video player.

while playing cyberpunk with lsfg 3 x2 to achieve 120fps, i noticed little to no distracting artifacts that did catch my eye in 2.3. There was a noticeable input delay that is much, much less so now. i prefer fsr 3 if its available of course, but lsfg works great in my experience

It does its job nicely. Works for all kinds of graphics cards, and works for not only gaming but also video playback.

Just don't expect the software can boost an RTX 2060 to 4090 level of performance without any noticeable issues--that would be black magic. The gain in the frame rate comes at a price (artifacts in the image, larger latency, etc), so it really depends on whether you can accept those "prices". For example, the input delay can become a big issue for action games so I probably won't use this software for those games. But this software may be great for turn-based games because no one cares about that small input delay, and we gain 2x frame rate essentially for free.

Anyhow, I definitely recommend this software. The worst scenario: it does not work for you and you lost just about 7 USD, but if it works, it can greatly enhance your gaming experience.