....ie the Steam app which worked extremely well in FS2020 and in which you could set the sim frame rate to a steady 30fps with vertical sync on and the sim would deliver a steady 60fps.

Yes it works equally as well in MSFS2024. My usage is: 1/2 vsync in sim doubled to 60fps by Lossless Scaling. 60hz desktop. 

Edited November 27, 20241 yr by boez

Yes its working on my install of Fs2024, although I'm questioning the need for it. My experience of 2024 is very smooth, the only exception is a bit of judder panning around a complex cockpit. My GPU is running hotter in 2024 even using Lossless.

 

Regards

Thanks both. I'll try it.

Vsync=1/3 60HZ, Lossless scaling 2*20=40 fps. for GTX 1660 😞

I use it and it works. I'd advise you to look at the latest patch notes as they updated it. They introduced a new resolution scale and a couple of other things. I noticed that I had to change to "Integer" and go down to X2 as X# was causing artifacts more visible than before. I hope to find a new guide to help with it as it really works well!

1 hour ago, wiejag said:

Vsync=1/3 60HZ, Lossless scaling 2*20=40 fps. for GTX 1660 😞

Does the 3x multiplier not work for you? You may see more artifacts but that would get you to your monitors 60hz and the smoothness that goes with it…

I managed to put the settings together in such a way that I achieve a fairly smooth 30 fps without scaling. I fly GA and military jets.

Edited December 17, 20241 yr by wiejag

The x3 multiplier works really well. With my 60Hz monitor and GTX 1660 card, Lossless scaling works great.

My biggest issue in MSFS2024 is VRAM and how it instantly leads to stutters if full. And as LS uses another 1-2GB VRAM, it certainly is a no-go for me atm, happy with the native FG. Rather recommend using AutoFPS if FPS are an issue on heavy scenarios.

I use it with my 4090 and 144 hz monitor and it’s smooth as hell for me. 

1 hour ago, fakeflyer737 said:

I use it with my 4090 and 144 hz monitor and it’s smooth as hell for me. 

Well, you have enough VRAM...

My only problem is that it often freezes the computer.

MSFS is still running, but I loose total access.

 

Works great for me.  And yes the sim runs fairly well without it, but great with it.  No brainer to run. 

I've never used it; but I've read that accessing another windowed application (BATC, FS2Crew, FSLTL, etc.) disables Lossless Scaling in the sim.  Is that true?