wheresmycarnice to see 30-series cards getting some of that upscale/FG action (being a 30-series owner). I have to admit i prefer things at their native settings but can't knock it until tried.

wheresmycarHopefully this will push Nvidia to launching their own FG tech outside of current hardware limitations.

ratirtHas anyone here tried FG on a 2000 and 3000 series NVidia? or even the 1000 series.

ApocalypseeI tried fsr3 mod to frame gen mod on cyberpunk2077, there is a few bugs like flickering debris and shadows and odd input lag when framerate tank too low, but otherwise its a good setback for lower end GPU that I tested (RTX 2060S and RTX 3050 mobile)

ratirtWhat did you get in terms of FPS with and without it and on which GPU?

wolfHaving tried it a few times now on my 3080 /4k120 OLED rig I'm not all that impressed, the latency hit can really be felt compared to not using it, especially in the window where it's most useful, and if I'm above 60 fps in VRR territory that feels better without it on anyway. It certainly has some great use cases and I suspect for 144+ hz monitors that makes a lot more sense working from a higher base framerate, being on 120hz OLED it sort on kneecaps where it can shine I suspect.

I've been very impressed with lossless scaling FG mind you, works fantastic with content that is hard limited at 60 fps or less, like 30/60 FPS switch games on Yuzu doubled to 60/120 (I own every game I play on Yuzu), and 24fps video content doubled to 48. Very effective in removing judder from 24/30 fps content at the expense of some artefacts.

Personally, I think this is unrealistic, I'd put money on it staying a 40 series+ feature. Especially since AMD have decoupled FG from their resolution scaling, and Lossless scaling exists, if I were Nvidia I just don't see the incentive to release a worse version for older hardware, those versions already exist and they can distance themselves from the results being demonstrably worse.