3 minutes ago, psolk said:

Hayır, Steam'den satın alma ve sürüm yeterli. Avsim'de Kayıpsız Ölçekleme hakkında detaylı bir konu başlığı var, ararsanız bulabilirsiniz .

 

2 minutes ago, JonathanC said:

Hayır, Steam uygulaması doğru uygulama, oradan satın alabilirsin. Bu durumda, sadece birkaç eğitim videosuna bakıp işe yarayıp yaramadığına bakmanı öneririm. Üzgünüm, önerebileceğim tek şey bu. Bol şans. 

 

Thank you, I'll keep looking

6 hours ago, AnkH said:

@Matchstick why should it not work in a flight simulator? I use FG all the time and I can easily cope with the sparse ghosting effects for the sake of smoothness I gain with it. 

FG works best in games that can give hints to the card about which objects how objects are moving in 3D space in order to allow the card to make a semi-accurate guess about where objects will be in the frame it’s creating.

flight sims don’t really work that way so the card can only produce a less accurate image that exhibits ghosting/smearing particularly on in-cockpit displays.

 

Edited November 5, 2025Nov 5 by Matchstick

2 hours ago, Matchstick said:

FG works best in games that can give hints to the card about which objects how objects are moving in 3D space in order to allow the card to make a semi-accurate guess about where objects will be in the frame it’s creating.

flight sims don’t really work that way so the card can only produce a less accurate image that exhibits ghosting/smearing particularly on in-cockpit displays.

 

No, MSFS has motion vectors which work fine. XP does not have motion vectors yet so it can’t yet use frame gen, but they are about to add that in. 
 

So your statement is correct for XP (right now) but not MSFS. And soon enough XP will have it as well. 
 

The smearing and ghosting have nothing to do with framegen. Turn on TAA and keep framegen on, and you’ll see that you have tack sharp displays with x2 framegen. The ghosting you are talking about is caused by enabling DLSS instead of TAA. 

2 hours ago, JonathanC said:

No, MSFS has motion vectors which work fine. XP does not have motion vectors yet so it can’t yet use frame gen, but they are about to add that in. 
 

So your statement is correct for XP (right now) but not MSFS. And soon enough XP will have it as well. 
 

The smearing and ghosting have nothing to do with framegen. Turn on TAA and keep framegen on, and you’ll see that you have tack sharp displays with x2 framegen. The ghosting you are talking about is caused by enabling DLSS instead of TAA. 

I'm afraid I still see ghosting with only framegen on.
(and I actually see less of it in XP than MSFS - go figure)

 

But honestly it's just easier to turn it ALL off.

Edited November 6, 2025Nov 6 by Matchstick

8 hours ago, Matchstick said:

'm afraid I still see ghosting with only framegen on.
(and I actually see less of it in XP than MSFS - go figure)

XP doesn’t even support framegen. 
 

anyway as long as you are having fun, great. 

18 hours ago, JonathanC said:

This is not normal for framegen. I dont' think your hack is doing what it should. On my PC, framegen is practically indistinguishable, it's only if I look at the spinning blades of the engine do I notice it. I use TAA not DLSS, but do have Framegen. 

Not sure about the program you're using for this, but perhaps Lossless Scaling app will work on a 3070? The app you're using is not doing it right. 

Same here with my Radeon. I set both AA & FG in the sim to FSR3 and the result is indistinguishable except for blades in a turbofan.

I also like that I can move the mouse to open stuff on my second display without affecting FG.

15 hours ago, Matchstick said:

Flight sims don’t really work that way so the card can only produce a less accurate image that exhibits ghosting/smearing particularly on in-cockpit displays.

Let me guess, you have NO clue about how frame gen works, right?

3 hours ago, AnkH said:

Let me guess, you have NO clue about how frame gen works, right?

After a comment that asinine I suspect I probably have a lot more idea than you.

 You can try explaining how MSFS create motion vectors for data on in-cockpit flat screen displays, some of it created by external apps like the Garmin GTN Trainer or but easier to just drop you into my blocklist.

Edited November 6, 2025Nov 6 by Matchstick

What are then the general guidelines to reduce ghosting with Frame generation, please?

I use TAA with Nvidia Frame gen 2x. 1440p. Ghosting is clearly visible especially along edges of white wings against darker background such as green terrain. Other than that the picture looks fairly good.

As I said earlier, try to lower the refresh raté of your screen. On my ultrawide Xiaomi, anything beyond 60hz results in heavy ghosting.

Thank you. I am on a 144Hz panel, but with full Gsync. The refresh rate therefore corresponds to the limit set to 60 fps in RTTS. 

Same here but again, lowering the screen refresh rate in the Windows settings took rid of the ghosting in my case. Everyone sensitive to ghosting should try this first, it takes 10s, and can be switched back if it has no effect.

I have best results with gsync compatible monitor (3440x1440) @100hz and in game limiter set @40 fps and DLAA antialiasing with preset F (any other preset gives worse ghosting). TAA is bit more sharper but with more shimmering which I don't like.

My videocard is 4090 an CPU is 13900KS.