> If you are so attached to the idea that DLSS is bad for your game experience because of something you saw or read on the internet, I am sorry" he wrote. The CEO also said he believed humans cannot detect any input lag in a blind test, though he seems to be talking about DLSS rather than frame generation.

I'm torn on how I feel about frame gen.

On one hand, it's mostly "free" frames. In MS Flight Simulator 2024, with the details cranked to the near maximum, it turns my somewhat choppy 45 fps (When flying over dense cities like NYC or London) into a buttery smooth ~150 fps.

On the other hand, it's allowing game developers to get lazy with optimization. They're being allowed to target lower frame rates under the assumption that frame gen will pick up the slack, which leaves players with a 3000-series GPU, which isn't that old, in the dust.