Lossless Scaling Dual-GPU Guide/Overview
In this video I talk about using two graphics cards in one PC for Lossless Scaling Frame Generation, a very useful way to make use of a spare second GPU
Timestamps:
RE2: 0:00
Windows 10 Tutorial: 4:47
Halo Infinite: 7:37
MWII: 11:57
War Thunder: 17:01
PC Used:
-B550 Plus AC HES
-Ryzen 5 5500
-24GB DDR4 3200Mhz
-RTX 3060 12GB
-RX 6600M
A Steam guide about Lossless Scaling Frame Generation with two GPU's: https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=3347817209
You can also find a chart of the maximum GPU capabilities for Lossless Scaling Frame Generation that the Lossless Scaling discord members have been building together to get an idea of how X GPU would behave here: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/17MIWgCOcvIbezflIzTVX0yfMiPA_nQtHroeXB1eXEfI/edit?gid=1980287470#gid=1980287470
The Lossless Scaling discord made everything seen here possible, I really recommend joining it for news, tutorials and specialized support: https://discord.gg/5cCP6aACgT
Credits:
Ravenger: For the massive amounts of useful information about Dual-GPU setup's he provided
u/sobaddiebad: For the regedit findings that allow fixing the high performance/power saving selection issues in Windows 10 ( https://www.reddit.com/r/AMDHelp/comments/18fr7j3/configuring_power_saving_and_high_performance/ )
The Lossless Scaling discord members: Constant testing and findings about LSFG
THS: Developing Lossless Scaling

