Lossless Scaling frame generation is now available to Android devices with a new APK that ports the Vulkan version of LSFG to Android.
  • commander@lemmy.world
    2·
    16 days ago

    I test out Gamehub and GameNative on the regular and it’s OK right now. Like it’s way worse than Proton on Linux in 2018 but I like to think if it was Valve doing the integration, it’d be 2018 Proton great. Also Android Linux peculiarities rather than regular GNU/Linux/other Linux. This would probably so much better already if we had normal linux phones rather than Android linux. I’m expecting the Steam Frame to show us amazing stuff. And someday buying some used X Elite laptop to test will show off way better compatibility than an Android phone even if the Android phone has a better GPU/CPU by that point

    • Björn@swg-empire.de
      7·
      16 days ago

      It’s bound to have the same limitations as frame gen on PC. Frame gen really only makes sense on powerful devices to hit something like 120 or 144 fps to max out your display. Otherwise the input lag is unbearable.

      If devs could limit it to non-intaractive cut scenes that would be nice.

      But frame gen never gives you better performance. Using it on a low power device is useless.