Elden Ring Frame Generation - LSFG 2.1 60FPS - Low Spec Laptop Settings/Test

SPECS: Laptop - RTX 3050 Mobile (desktop equivalent GTX 1060), 12700H CPU, 16GB RAM
This isn't the LOWEST spec laptop you could use, but if you had a worse one, obviously you can lower resolution and settings and do the same thing (I'm at 1080p high preset so that I could induce bad performance to test LSFG with)
Also when I'm talking about it using percentages I'm talking about GPU Usage on the top (my laptop is GPU bottle-necked - LSFG is even better in CPU bottle-necked cases since it mainly uses the GPU to do the frame gen).
Get Lossless Scaling here: store.steampowered.com/app/99...
Also, I'm using Rivatuner/MSI Afterburner for the framerate limiting and usage stats.
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Specs & Peripherals (Main PC)
ASUS RTX 4070 Ti GPU
Ryzen 5 5800x (Stock speeds with turbo)
2x8GB DDR4 RAM 3600Mhz
Windows 10 Home
Elgato HD60 Pro Capture Card
Blue Yeti Mic (Astro A50 Mic for VR videos)
Logitech C920 Webcam
Specs (GTX 1650 Laptop Videos):
GTX 1650 4GB VRAM
AMD Ryzen 3750H CPU
8GB Ram
250GB SSD
Usually recorded via Elgato HD60 Pro externally

[@niezzayt3809]

also, if you're a small KZbinr with less than 15K subscribers, I advise you to upscale the video that you recorded from 1080p to 1440p before uploading it to KZbin. 1440p 60 FPS is relatively small if you use 48 Megabit per second bit-rate even if the video is 20 minutes long. The main goal here is to force getting VP09 codec on KZbin when your video is uploaded, instead of AVC1. Your current video looks so blurry and can be verified using Show Stats For Nerds

[@niezzayt3809]

update it to v2.9

[@Fyshtako]

It IS Lossless scaling 2.9, with LSFG 2.1 which you can see when I bring up the Lossless scaling program. And I usually do record at high res, this is recorded from a cheap usb capture card because recording on the laptop would influence the tests. So it's at 720p recorded. Not ideal but hey I had no other way. Thanks for the advice though, I will try upscaling actually next time if my footage is lower res, I've wanted to give that a go for a while.