To say thatStarfieldis a massive game would be quite an understatement both in terms of content and hype. It boasts the largest cities and map that developer Bethesda has ever created and as such, some sacrifices were made in terms of visual fidelity and performance.
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As such,Starfieldat least on Xbox Series X|Sonly performs at 30 frames per second. Initially, the lack of 60fps may have put a few off, but once you become immersed in its world, it’s not all that noticeable with its performance being a somewhat consistent 30fps.
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That being said, plenty of gamers would preferStarfieldto perform at 60fps or at the very least, offer the players a choice of favouring either graphics or visuals in the game settings. On PC, it is possible to reach 60fps with a capable system, but at the time of writing, it seems to be at an inconsistent level. However, there is hope.
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PC Gamer also reports that if you own an RTX 30-Series GPU, you may need to update the firmware. If you already own an RTX 40-Series GPU or a motherboard that supports Resizable BAR, you should be good to go.
Then youmust downloadthe Nvidia Profile Inspector and make the following changes:
In the near future, Nvidia should issue driver updates so that PC gamers playingStarfieldwon’t have the need to take extra measures to be granted a stable 60fps performance withBethesda’ssci-fi RPG. Until then, hopefully, this method will do the trick.
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In related news,Starfieldhas proven to be so popular, that it is beatingSkyrim’sconcurrent player numbers on Steam, and 60fps is alsoapparently possible on Xbox Series X.
Starfieldis out now for PC and Xbox Series X|S. It is also available at no extra cost for subscribers of Xbox Game Pass.
Topics:Starfield,Bethesda,PC
