Lossless Scaling bypasses both restrictions. It works as a universal wrapper. If you have an older NVIDIA card, an AMD card, or even an Intel Arc GPU, you can force frame generation into games that were never designed for it.
A new mode allowing users to utilize frame generation without applying any spatial upscaling. Download Lossless Scaling v2.5.0.1.Beta.2
Lossless Scaling, for the uninitiated, is a tool that performs real-time image upscaling and frame generation. Unlike the proprietary, hardware-locked technologies of NVIDIA (DLSS) or AMD (FSR), Lossless Scaling is an agnostic solution. It works on any GPU, with any game, even retro titles from the 1990s. Version 2.5.0.1.Beta.2, however, sits at a particularly volatile intersection of innovation and risk. The “Beta.2” tag is a warning label and a promise simultaneously. It promises the bleeding edge—likely fixes for frame-pacing issues from the initial 2.5.0 beta, or improved scaling algorithms that reduce the dreaded “shimmer” effect. Yet, it also warns of instability: crashes, memory leaks, or conflicts with anti-cheat software. Lossless Scaling bypasses both restrictions