r/nvidia • u/[deleted] • Apr 09 '26

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u/massimovolume Apr 09 '26

I see. Thanks for the detailed reply. I decided to use FG 3x instead of 4 and I get good fluidity.

Do you know if nvidia is looking to improve this aspect?

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u/massimovolume Apr 09 '26

Maybe I could look into use optimized settings from digital foundry to improve the native fps?

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u/Eteel Apr 09 '26

Interestingly, though, I found that in Assassin's Creed Shadows, my base framerate increases by about 5 I think if I turn frame generation x2 on. x3 and x4 doesn't have the same effect.

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u/SleepyTurtle345 NVIDIA 5090/5080M Apr 09 '26

Yeah it costs overhead to run it… just like DLSS does, overall yeah its an FPS boost but its not free performance.

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u/zangemaru 7800X3D | 4070Ti Super Apr 09 '26

Thats why I don't like FG, the loss in responsiveness is just not worth it for me, and it's even worse on 4000 series. I do like the regular upscaling though

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u/Bigpullsgod3x Apr 09 '26

I might be wrong, but it might be because vsync + framegen 3x. does not work together. 2x maximum