Enable Framegen with Hardware Acceleration OFF ? How ?

[RedStarSingularity]

Well i have a few issues mainly in browsers with hardware acceleration thats why i keep it off as a fix. Problem is Oblsion Remastered require somehow hardware accerleration to use framegen. without it the option is greyed out and is NOt working even when it is still turned on previously. does anybody know a fix or how to enable hardware acceleration ONLY for oblvion remastered ? i cant record gameplay or us the browser because of it and get horrible flickering in vids when this is on but fps are terrible in this ue5 hot mess without framegen...

[Torv]

You can use FSR in the Upscaling settings and turn on Frame Generation without needing a 4000 series graphics card or hardware acceleration that I'm aware of. I'm also pretty sure the FSR3 upscaler that's implemented gives you more FPS than Nvidia's.

[RedStarSingularity]

well i use a 4000 one so i wanne use this feature. and it works okish but i have to enable hardware accelaration for it to work which gives me more bugs then it solves...

[Torv]

This is what good ole Gemini AI says:

To enable Hardware Acceleration on your PC for Oblivion Remastered to potentially utilize Nvidia's Frame Generation, you need to adjust a Windows setting. Here's how:

Steps to Enable Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling in Windows 10 or Windows 11:

Open Settings: Press the Windows key + I on your keyboard to open the Settings app.

Navigate to Display Settings:
In Windows 10, click on System, then select Display on the left-hand menu.  
In Windows 11, click on System on the left-hand menu, then select Display.

Access Graphics Settings:
In Windows 10, scroll down on the right-hand side and click on Graphics settings.
In Windows 11, scroll down and click on Graphics.

Turn On Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling:
In the Graphics settings menu, look for the option called Hardware-accelerated GPU scheduling.  
Toggle the switch to the On position.

Restart Your PC: You must restart your computer for these changes to take effect.

It also says...

Unfortunately, Windows does not offer a built-in feature to enable or disable Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling (HAGS) on a per-application basis. When you toggle the HAGS setting in Windows, it applies globally to the entire system.