The "soap opera effect" was always a risk with frame generation. LSFG 3 introduces a new "Resolution Scale" slider for the flow map. By adjusting this, you can tell the algorithm to focus more on UI elements (avoiding the dreaded "ghosting" on health bars) versus background textures. The result is a much cleaner image during rapid mouse swipes in shooters or camera pans in RPGs.
Use in-game settings or RivaTuner to cap your game at 30 or 60 FPS. Lossless Scaling -LSFG 3-
Previous iterations (LSFG 1/2) were prone to "ghosting" (trailing artifacts) and visual jitter, particularly around fast-moving UI elements or complex particle effects. LSFG 3 introduces: The "soap opera effect" was always a risk
Using the OSLTT latency testing tool, benchmarks show that LSFG 3 boasts approximately compared to the previous version. To put this into perspective, at a base framerate of 40 FPS, LSFG 2 would output 80 FPS but with a latency penalty jumping from 28.47ms to roughly 54.31ms. LSFG 3, however, achieves the same 80 FPS while keeping latency at an impressive 41.70ms. This makes the synthesized frames feel significantly more responsive and closer to the native input feel. The result is a much cleaner image during