Has anyone tried this with Dragon's Dogma 2?

[gamesrule1124]

I don't remember all my specs off the top of my head but I have a GTX 1660 Ti which is a bit weaker than the lowest recommended setup for the game (a GTX 1070), but with a bunch of tweaks I can *kind of* play the game. I heard about Lossless Scaling recently and wondered if it could clinch it for me and allow me to play the game a little until I finish saving for my PC upgrade. Thanks in advance for any responses!

[On Vam Ne Steem]

Frame gen consume gpu power, it's not free fps from air, so if this game already stutter or crashed due gpu limit, nothing will help you.

[Gizzmoe]

Originally posted by gamesrule1124:

but with a bunch of tweaks I can *kind of* play the game

How many fps do you get and at what render resolution?

[gamesrule1124]

Doesn't crash due to a GPU limit or anything, just stutters here and there in the main world and gets pretty stuttery in towns.

I don't know my exact FPS since I have everything set up so that I get the most performance possible (Steam overlay is off) but if I had to guess I'd say around 40fps? And it just stutters a lot in towns. I render it at 720p as of most recently but can run it at 3840x2160 and it's not much different in terms of performance. From what I understand, this is because a lot of the load is on the CPU.

[Gizzmoe]

Originally posted by gamesrule1124:

I render it at 720p as of most recently but can run it at 3840x2160 and it's not much different in terms of performance. From what I understand, this is because a lot of the load is on the CPU.

If it's really because of a CPU-limit then LS would theoretically be the perfect solution. Set your render res to 720p and check your framerate and GPU-load with RTSS.

[On Vam Ne Steem]

Frame gen can't smooth bad engine/optimisation by double or triple your locked fps, streaming issues too.

[Gizzmoe]

Originally posted by On Vam Ne Steem:

Frame gen can't smooth bad engine/optimisation by double or triple your locked fps, streaming issues too.

Don't be so negative. LS helps tremendously in CPU-limited situations. For example, in MSFS i can only get like 30FPS while flying over NYC because my CPU is too weak, but I can get it to 80-90fps with LS.

[gamesrule1124]

Thanks for the responses everyone, I'm going to head to bed now and check back when I get up. I might give it a go tomorrow just in case I see any improvement, figure it can't hurt to try but I just made the post in case anyone happened to have already tried themselves.