New RIFE filter - 3x faster AI interpolation possible in SVP!!! (Page 78 of 78)

That's more advanced testing than what I do ^ I'm just doing simple testing with samples I am familiar with.

The way I am testing is using MSI Afterburner to monitor GPU usage while using v1 and v2

Initial quick test, I can confirm 4.16 Lite and 4.16 Lite v2 are both performing similar (GPU usage between 82% and 90% when using full 4K), so SVP Devs are maybe right, and my ORIGINAL post before which I edited was most likely correct too. (Edit: check comment below, more powerful Rife 4.18 showed performance difference better)

Because I was testing with v1 and v2 after the update and was seeing similar results, but then I discovered the screen shake problem, which made me change vsmlrt.py and that caused performance changes because it wasn't working properly? (not sure, need more testing).

So the only problem that needs to be fixed is the screen shake issue? (Edit again, nope, v2 performs better still, so might be time SVP add it as an option).

The fixed files posted on the last page work fine.

For reference, there was a time when the performance below would have been 100% gpu usage on v1 and 82% to 90% on v2, that seems to be no longer the case, it's not as big a gap now? (Edit, again there is a performance difference, as seen below).

So from the simple tests I done above, there is a clear difference between v1 and v2 as shown when testing with model 4.18 v1 and v2 and that is at 4K (3840 x 1600 resolution).

If someone can do the more advanced testing that you mentioned which lowers the resolution more and pushes for very high frame rates, the difference should be very clear between them when comparing frame rates as opposed to GPU usage like me.

Testing should be done with 4.18 v1 and v2

I've been testing for a bit. So far it might be an improvement and a possible replacement candidate for v4.18 As with the last tested model it works best with a lower SC threshold. But when I do that, Hugo is then negatively impacted.