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[–] moody@lemmings.world 13 points 2 days ago

From personal experience, I'd say the end result for framegen is hit or miss. In some cases, you get a much smoother framerate without any noticeable downsides, and in others, your frame times are all over the place and it makes the game look choppy. For example, I couldn't play CP2077 with franegen at all. I had more frames, but in reality it felt like I actually had fewer. With Ark Survival Ascended, I'm not seeing any downside and it basically doubled my framerate.

Upscaling, I'm generally sold on. If you try to upscale from 1080p to 4K, it's usually pretty obvious, but you can render at 80% of the resolution and upscale the last 20% and get a pretty big framerate bump while getting better visuals than rendering at 100% with reduced settings.

That said, I would rather have better actual performance than just perceived performance.