PC Drivers & Software

[ozozuz]

Hi guys, recently I started relying on "Lossless Scaling" to inject frame generation in a game that does not support FSR3 (Alan Wake 2 in my case) and I was pleasantly surprised by the result. When AMD released AFMF2 I rushed it to replace LS for an in-house and hopefully even better solution but despite all my attempts, I can't make it to work.

When I enable AFMF2 (tried with exclusive full screen and borderless, vsync on and off) I can see the frame generation artifact, especially around text and subtitles, however, the frame's fluidity and pacing are equal or even worse than when AFMF2 is off.

If I limit my base framerate with Chill at, let's say 30fps, I can see that the result is not even close to 60fps, and I'm not talking about input lag or amount of artifacts, there arent 60fps on screen.

What should I try to do? I reinstalled the driver and cleaned up with DDU with no results.

[BigAl01]

I am interested in this as a learning experience, but I have no idea what you are attempting to do.  Maybe someone else can help you?

[ozozuz]

I mean, I'm trying to use afmf2, that's all  
As I stated, when I enable afmf2 I got the very same (if not a little worse) framerate, with a very irregular frametime and I don't know how to fix it (tried all the combinations of borderless, exclusive fullscreen, vsync, chill, etc).

[Watson76]

When this occurs, the algorithm simply falls back to not generating frames. This results in a drop in performance but maintains image quality.

[mengelag]

This is beyond my skill lol.