How to Properly Use Frame Generation Technologies ft. NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR, Intel XeSS

A PC gaming guide says frame generation should be used to enhance already solid native frame rates, not to rescue weak performance.

It recommends checking baseline FPS first and generally aiming for about 60 FPS or higher before turning on FG.

While DLSS, FSR, and XeSS frame generation can make motion look smoother, they do not improve simulation speed, input responsiveness, or baseline rendering.

At low native frame rates, FG can add noticeable input lag and visual artifacts, so it is best suited to genres and situations where performance is already strong.