Is Lossless Scaling bannable in online games?

[Maslooni]

Can i use Lossless Scaling while playing Elden Ring or Helldivers 2?

[Nevieth]

Yes, since it doesn't alter or inject anything into game files. It functions similarly to OBS, so if OBS is safe so is LS.

[F34RDSoldier805]

Yes, these are the two games that I've been using it on. Put the games on windowed mode and limit your fps. For 1080p, limit fps to 30fps and 1440p limit to 40 fps (this is what I heard and has been working great for me.) For HD2, you can limit in game and for ER you can limit in the NVIDIA control panel (idk about AMD). I recommend setting a keybind (i set "ctrl + b" for example, but it's your choice) to activate the scaling rather than pressing the "scale" button on the app. It just makes everything easier imo. Then set it to LSFG 2.1. x2 or x3 is your choice. It just doubles or triples your FPS. The only downsides is that there is a watery effect on the sides of the screen, but when your playing, your so focused on the center of the screen and the gameplay that I never really notice it unless I look for it. But this is why I say to limit fps, because it helps reduce the watery effects and other artifacting. I'm sure they will improve on it, since older posts on forums have said it has been improving.

I really recommend getting it for how much good outweighs the bad. You can use it for practically anything. Like it literally worked for an anime since I was curious and tried it out. For the price, it's great. I'm also going to be using the FG for FF14 for the new expansion. And it's way better and more convenient than having to buy a 4000 series Nvidia card or having to mod FG into a game.

One thing I haven't really messed with too much is the resolution scaling. I got this for the frame generation, which is genuinely great. So if your trying to get it for the resolution scaling, hopefully someone else can help you.

Just download more FPS.

[TheCrazedEB]

Originally posted by F34RDSoldier805:

Yes, these are the two games that I've been using it on. Put the games on windowed mode and limit your fps. For 1080p, limit fps to 30fps and 1440p limit to 40 fps (this is what I heard and has been working great for me.) For HD2, you can limit in game and for ER you can limit in the NVIDIA control panel (idk about AMD). I recommend setting a keybind (i set "ctrl + b" for example, but it's your choice) to activate the scaling rather than pressing the "scale" button on the app. It just makes everything easier imo. Then set it to LSFG 2.1. x2 or x3 is your choice. It just doubles or triples your FPS. The only downsides is that there is a watery effect on the sides of the screen, but when your playing, your so focused on the center of the screen and the gameplay that I never really notice it unless I look for it. But this is why I say to limit fps, because it helps reduce the watery effects and other artifacting. I'm sure they will improve on it, since older posts on forums have said it has been improving.

I really recommend getting it for how much good outweighs the bad. You can use it for practically anything. Like it literally worked for an anime since I was curious and tried it out. For the price, it's great. I'm also going to be using the FG for FF14 for the new expansion. And it's way better and more convenient than having to buy a 4000 series Nvidia card or having to mod FG into a game.

One thing I haven't really messed with too much is the resolution scaling. I got this for the frame generation, which is genuinely great. So if your trying to get it for the resolution scaling, hopefully someone else can help you.

Just download more FPS.

when you said anime you mean like web browser. Like you go on anime site or any video and site and can activate it?

[F34RDSoldier805]

Originally posted by TheCrazedEB:

Originally posted by F34RDSoldier805:

Yes, these are the two games that I've been using it on. Put the games on windowed mode and limit your fps. For 1080p, limit fps to 30fps and 1440p limit to 40 fps (this is what I heard and has been working great for me.) For HD2, you can limit in game and for ER you can limit in the NVIDIA control panel (idk about AMD). I recommend setting a keybind (i set "ctrl + b" for example, but it's your choice) to activate the scaling rather than pressing the "scale" button on the app. It just makes everything easier imo. Then set it to LSFG 2.1. x2 or x3 is your choice. It just doubles or triples your FPS. The only downsides is that there is a watery effect on the sides of the screen, but when your playing, your so focused on the center of the screen and the gameplay that I never really notice it unless I look for it. But this is why I say to limit fps, because it helps reduce the watery effects and other artifacting. I'm sure they will improve on it, since older posts on forums have said it has been improving.

I really recommend getting it for how much good outweighs the bad. You can use it for practically anything. Like it literally worked for an anime since I was curious and tried it out. For the price, it's great. I'm also going to be using the FG for FF14 for the new expansion. And it's way better and more convenient than having to buy a 4000 series Nvidia card or having to mod FG into a game.

One thing I haven't really messed with too much is the resolution scaling. I got this for the frame generation, which is genuinely great. So if your trying to get it for the resolution scaling, hopefully someone else can help you.

Just download more FPS.

when you said anime you mean like web browser. Like you go on anime site or any video and site and can activate it?

Unironically yes. It worked for me at least. It works for things like Bluestacks and other VMs too. It's crazy stuff.

[Maslooni]

Do i have to limit fps in Elden Ring when it is already limited to 60 by developers? Because this way i can achieve monitor hz framerate

[Gizzmoe]

Originally posted by Maslooni:

Do i have to limit fps in Elden Ring when it is already limited to 60 by developers?

No.

[Maslooni]

Thanks everyone for the answers