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I'm running 2560×1440 (2K) which is a 16:9 resolution upscaled from 1920×1080 (1K) and it looks beautiful. My settings are:
* Scale Factor "AUTO"
* Scale Type "FSR"
* Sharpness "1"
* Capture API "Auto"
If you look at the readme they tell how to put your settings for Lossless Scaling into your shortcut for your game so it starts both at same time. Then I have ALT + F9 to scale up my game running in 1920×1080 window mode (not full screen window).
Another tip, make sure you limit refresh in your game to what your monitor will handle, probably 60 FPS if you are using a 60mhz monitor. I did that in my catalyst game profile, turned vsync to "always on".
Last tip, install "Proces Lasso" free version, start up Lossless Scaler and your game, and set your process priorities for both by right clicking each and:
* CPU Priority > Always > Above Normal
* Induce Performance Mode
* Exclude from ProBalance
It's better to check this guide..
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2571051375
This means Lossless scaling can force the game resolution to be 30% smaller, to apply a 1.3x FSR scaling, automatically?