While LSFG (Lossless Scaling Frame Generation) drastically improves fluidity, users with high-velocity motion (racing games, fast-paced shooters) often experience "ghosting" or visual artifacts around moving objects. This happens because the generated frame is guessing the motion between two real frames, and sometimes it guesses wrong.
Following the major 3.0 release, subsequent updates have refined the experience further: lossless scaling v3002 hot
If you are still on the fence, consider this: Version 3002 is the most significant update to Lossless Scaling since the introduction of LSFG 3.0. The reduction in UI ghosting, the viability of X4 mode, and the Async Compute improvements have made the application "hot" in the best possible way. The reduction in UI ghosting, the viability of
One of the major highlights of recent hot updates is the optimization of the LSFG engine for Intel Integrated Graphics (iGPUs). Users running laptops or handhelds (like the Lenovo Legion Go or older Intel-based laptops) have reported in situations where LSFG was previously bottlenecks. 2. Improved LSFG Stability The reduction in UI ghosting
To get the most out of the software, community consensus and guides recommend specific settings: