I recommend 2020 fs'ers video for a complete guide to Lossless Scaling: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HshHTZNqEbw.htmlsi=66YwzsySXyfNrT-h
It sounds like you got to the point of where I am. I have a 5800X3D and a 4070TI Super. I spent days fine tuning everything. I'm still getting some light screen tearing, but the sim runs very smooth with very acceptable frame rates. I could go down a deep rabbit hole, but I have to force myself to give up. Thanks again for sharing your findings. EDIT - lol, i thought they fixed this? (9:44)
Question: when i land my aircraft “jump” forward or to the side , like sliding or something like that. I have no idea what cause it! In takeoff all is good , only in landing
Would love to see multi-screen support for those of us using 3 monitors and/or Projectors with Immersore Display Pro as this is what kids even te best of ssems
I know all systems are different, but FWIW I don't adjust any of my Nvidia settings (G-SYNC's still on). I'm on a gaming laptop with a 3070 GPU and an AMD Ryzen 7 5800H CPU - using LSFG 2.1, X2 mode, DXGI, and leaving all other settings off (except draw FPS) gives me double the frame rate with no screen tearing and a smooth performance. I did try changing my monitor to a refresh rate of 60Hz, changing the global and program frame rates to 60 and 30 respectively and limiting MSFS to 60, but I found that leaving the monitor at 165Hz and not limiting the frame rates gives the best results on my system.
I have my FPS locked at 40 within RivaTuner , but I'm not seeing the doubling of my FPS. When I turn on LS, in the upper left it shows 40/40. It is not doubled like you show (100). Shouldn't mine show 80?
I had the same issue, added LS to to riva tuner, turn off the option for it to display stats on screen, set max frames to 60, i have an entry for the game, set to max frames to 30, use whatever max fames you want, the funny thing is the first day I used it, It just worked, there may be some other way to fix this but this works
@@captainpiett765 Just tested it, definitely seems to be smoother but could also be a placebo effect? I will keep it and try it for a bit longer but I think it's a keeper.
Thank you for this video! I am also using A RTX4090. Whats the reason for using DLLS Super Sampling and DLAA instead of TAA ? Would you recommend with a 144 Hz monotor also to set it to 100 Hz ? What GPU driver are u using and recommending ?
I think image quality is better with DLSS+DLAA. You could try setting to 100Hz if possible and go 50 x2 like I did. There’s another method in this comment section that could be worth trying. I’m using 555.85 but I’ll probably update to latest today.
@@stefanbradtke9282 I haven’t had any issues with 555.85. Reason I didn’t update was that IslandSimPilot (which I trust) advised against it. If you want to try it you can find under “version history” here www.techpowerup.com/download/nvidia-geforce-graphics-drivers/
Hi, I'm also experimenting with lossless scaling on my 4090/I4900 system - which gives me 100+ Hz at 2x settings - a good match for my 120 Hz 4k OLED monitor. Unfortunately my biggest problem is that many times the mouse pointer disappears and can only be restored by terminating lossless scaling.
How many apps do you use for FPS improvements? I have the 3090 GPU and tried Lossless scaling. It helps, BUT Nvidia can't record video when Lossless Scaling is on so useless for me. I love recording videos with Nvidia, what used to be called Shadowplay.
I don't use many apps - RTSS for locking FPS and monitoring using the on-screen display. Nvidia profile inspector for some added DLSS settings (image quality). I use OBS which is a lot more in-depth than Shadowplay (which I used a few months ago).
@@captainpiett765 I just tried again: I can record with Nvidia Shadowplay if Capture API is set to WGC, but I get more choppiness with Scaling on at x 2 than without! I did try OBS 2 or 3 years ago, but it would keep crashing... I had many errors. So I went back to Shadowplay.
Hi, just saw your video, to eliminate screen tearing , try to first remove all framerate limitations within riva tuner or any other third party programs other than Nvidia, then go to Nvidia control panel, under global settings max refresh rate to your monitor's native , msfs to half of that with vsync on , then add lossless scaling with and only enable vsync.....in msfs enable vsync to your monitors native...and you shouldn't get screen tearing..........shouldn't matter if you can't achive a constant 60 fps.......also i don't see the benefit of using framegen with lossless scaling......anything more than 2x may be a bit overkill
Thanks for the comment, I’ll give it a try. Although I find that locking fps gives the best result as I mentioned in the video. Maybe this won’t apply with lossless though. Without native FG I would get 50 fps if I don’t lock. But anyway, I’ll give your settings a try. Thanks!
@@captainpiett765 Cool and try dxgi api with my settings, and you should lock your fps ..just "only" within the nvidia control panel and set it as mentioned in my comment global max of your monitor msfs half of that vscync on for msfs and lossless scaling app etc
@@captainpiett765 if you want to triple ..you lose quality ....but then you'll have to limit your fps to a third of your monitor's refresh rate for msfs in nvida
@@adrianosalomon1447 With "msfs to half of that with vsync on in msfs enable vsync to your monitors native" - did you mean to set V-sync on in MSFS to 50% of monitor refresh rate?
