Amazing, almost voodoo-esque upscaling and frame generation. I can scarcely believe that Lossless Scaling exists let alone works as well as it does.

I find it invaluable on my ROG Ally where performance is not only limited by the hardware, but most users like me also want to maximize battery life without crushing performance or quality.

Lossless Scaling helps with both of these things. Shoehorning FSR upscaling, or using Lossless Scaling's own LS1 upscaling method. Both can help get you to a largely desired 60fps while giving you better quality than simply dropping down to 1600x900 or 1280x720.

I also use this on my ancient 3400GE mini PC to get acceptable performance out of an ancient APU.

It's cheap and it's great. Roll the dice for $6, you'll be stunned at the performance you can gain with Lossless Scaling.

In the future, I'd love a gamepad-friendly overlay for handheld PC users as it's just plain clunky to navigate with embedded gamepad controls.

Amazing, almost voodoo-esque upscaling and frame generation. I can scarcely believe that Lossless Scaling exists let alone works as well as it does. I find it invaluable on my ROG Ally where performance is not only limited by the hardware, but most users like me also want to maximize battery life without crushing performance or quality. Lossless Scaling helps with both of these things. Shoehorning FSR upscaling, or using Lossless Scaling's own LS1 upscaling method. Both can help get you to a largely desired 60fps while giving you better quality than simply dropping down to 1600x900 or 1280x720. I also use this on my ancient 3400GE mini PC to get acceptable performance out of an ancient APU. It's cheap and it's great. Roll the dice for $6, you'll be stunned at the performance you can gain with Lossless Scaling. In the future, I'd love a gamepad-friendly overlay for handheld PC users as it's just plain clunky to navigate with embedded gamepad controls.