u/Gizmoseth

Just saw a funny video on "6x frame generation", but I guess I don't understand how it works. ​Creating those frames in literal microseconds must take a lot of work, right? To bring it from 40fps to 240fps... Wouldn't that work be better off spent on the, idk, "actual" FPS, and bring it from 40 to 60? Or is it a "different kind" of work that the PC does to make those AI frames? What is the ratio of processing power (for every 60 "AI" frames worth of work, could you create 10 actual frames and just improve your overall FPS?)