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Regarding AMD FSR 3.0 Frame Generation, although it worked perfectly fine with AMD’s GPUs, it did not work at all on NVIDIA’s GPUs. In the video above, you can see this issue on the NVIDIA RTX 4090. Again, FSR 3.0 FG worked fine on the AMD Radeon RX 7900XTX. So that’s another issue the devs will have to fix.
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https://www.dsogaming.com/pc-performance-analyses/stalker-2-benchmarks-pc-performance-analysis/
You can mitigate some of that if you turn sharpening down to 0% but it doesn't remove it entirely that's why I ditched the upscalers and locked the frame rate to 60.
turned my monitor's adaptive-sync on and lowered its response time and it fixed the flickering.
and yes FSR Framegen will work on Nvidia cards I have a 3070
What monitor and what did you lower the response time to if I may ask?
MSI MAG301RF and put response time from fastest to normal
I tried it but I ended up putting it back to fast.