Lossless Scaling

funciona mais ou menos

idk lowkey good if you want more fps but its not gonna carry your pc if its ♥♥♥♥(mine is)

Używam do gier które nie wyrabiają stabilnych 120 fpsów w 2K (czyli większość z 3080). Ustawiam grę na max 60 fpsów po czym generuję do 120. Program bardzo łatwy w obsłudze i wyjątkowo skuteczny. Można nawet nagrywać gry OBS'em podczas używania programu (gra na nagraniu jest w 120 klatkach) Jeśli nie chcecie wydawać milionów na najnowsze karty graficzne lub nie lubicie losowych spadków w trakcie gry jest to bardzo dobre rozwiązanie.

Perfect for emulator

best game ive bought

67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 67 NO BROOOOOO On a more serious note, this software is a real gem for old games, for the price, it’s well worth it.

Lossless Scaling: The Unexpected Upgrade I Didn’t Know I Needed I originally got Lossless Scaling for gaming, thinking it’d help my aging GPU survive one more year of questionable life choices. And yeah, it worked. Games that used to chug along like they were powered by a hamster on a wheel suddenly started looking sharp, running smoother, and making my screen feel… expensive. But here’s the plot twist, I accidentally used it for watching a movie. I don’t know what kind of black magic this software does, but movies went from “yeah, decent quality” to “am I at a private cinema screening?” Everything felt smoother, like the camera was gliding on clouds. Pans across landscapes looked silky, fast action scenes didn’t turn into blurry messes, and somehow even the subtle details, like an actor’s micro-expressions, felt more alive. I can’t explain how it works. Something about frame interpolation, upscaling algorithms, or maybe tiny wizards living inside my monitor, who knows. But let’s not pretend it’s all sunshine and pixel-perfect rainbows. Lossless Scaling isn’t flawless. First off, it really prefers Borderless Windowed Mode, and if your game or movie player doesn’t support it, good luck. Then there’s the occasional input lag in fast-paced games, it’s rare, but if you’re sweating out a competitive match, you might notice it. Oh, and while it makes older games and low-res content look fantastic, don’t expect miracles. It’s still upscaling, not native resolution. It’s also a bit of a GPU hog. Sure, it makes things look beautiful, but it’s like your GPU signed up for a gym membership it didn’t ask for. And movies? Well, not every movie player plays nicely with it. Sometimes you’ll need to tinker with settings or find a compatible app. Still, these flaws don’t overshadow what this software achieves. Lossless Scaling is now a permanent resident on my PC. Whether I’m gaming or binge-watching a series, this thing delivers. It’s one of those rare tools where you don’t realize how much better your screen can look until you try it. And once you do, going back feels like wearing someone else’s prescription glasses. 10/10, would upscale my entire life if it let me.