Ingame FSR frame gen issues

[F4rewell]

Generally it works really well without any noticeable input lag for me. However when walking through some foliage/bushes/woods etc I notice that frame gen struggles. The plants move at a slower framerate (as they become see through when you walk through them) as the surroundings. This disparity/effect gives me some motion sickness.

If I use lossless scaling instead the issue is gone, so it has to do something with the implementation of the ingame FSR framegen.

Anyone noticed the same?

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Did you try to use DLSS Swapper to update FSR and such?

[F4rewell]

yep! It is not a major issue, but as I said, if I run through bushes or forests it becomes distracting. Like the plants which are close to the camera, so to say, sway in 30 fps while the ones in front of the character are 60.

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Originally posted by F4rewell:

yep! It is not a major issue, but as I said, if I run through bushes or forests it becomes distracting. Like the plants which are close to the camera, so to say, sway in 30 fps while the ones in front of the character are 60.

Have you tired out XESS that usually looks better than FSR, FSR has a hard time with plants in general.
Try useing FSR upscaling off or native AA and see if the issue is the same ifit's fixed it's the upscaler not the framegen.

[F4rewell]

I use DLSS upscaler and FSR framegen. When I run native the issue is gone.

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Ok then yea it's the upscaler.
Also a little tip if you got a integrated graphics or a space GPU you can use that to offload the processing of lossless to decrease input lag and remove that 10% FPS loss that you get from lossless.

[F4rewell]

Could you elaborate please? I have a RTX3070 mobile, so I am playing on a laptop.

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Originally posted by F4rewell:

Could you elaborate please? I have a RTX3070 mobile, so I am playing on a laptop.

Darn if you had a desktop you could have offloaded the work of lossless to a 2nd GPU to help performance even better.

[F4rewell]

Ah ok, thanks anyway!