A little over a week ago, Nvidia announced its new graphics cards would support multiple frame generation. That is for every single “real” rendered frame, the card will generate two or more additional frames.
For some of us it was old news – we’d already been living the dream thanks to Lossless Scaling. This is a cheap, simple app available through Steam that enables you to play almost anything with additional frames.
As though to add insult to injury when it came to Nvidia’s new £2,000 graphics card, the app was updated to provide up to x20 frame generation last Friday.
Improvements were also made to the quality of generated frames. I’m half joking when I talk about this being a rival to Nvidia’s tech.
Obviously the work behind a Steam app shouldn’t be compared to the output of one of the biggest companies in the world. Especially since they make the graphics cards and have deeper access to what is going on in your game.