A Starfield DLSS Mod Emerges Within 24 Hours of Early Access Launch
In a surprising turn of events, the modding community has swiftly responded to the early access release of Bethesda’s highly anticipated game, Starfield. A mod titled ‘Starfield Upscaler – Replacing FSR2 With DLSS or XeSS’ made its debut on NexusMods shortly after the game’s early access launch.
This innovative mod introduces a game-changing feature by replacing the existing FSR2/ XeSS upscaling technology with Nvidia’s DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) system. However, the impact of this mod on your gaming experience largely hinges on the GPU within your gaming rig. If you fail to notice a significant performance boost while playing Starfield with this mod, it may be an indicator that either your GPU or CPU requires an upgrade.
The story of Starfield’s compatibility with DLSS technology has been unfolding for several months. In June, Bethesda made headlines by announcing AMD as Starfield’s “exclusive PC partner.” This led to speculation that Nvidia’s DLSS technology might be excluded from the game. Nevertheless, AMD clarified that they would fully support Nvidia’s DLSS implementation if the company chose to incorporate it into Starfield.
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Fast forward to August, where an experienced modder stepped into the limelight, claiming they would bring DLSS to Starfield post-launch. Notably, this modder had previously successfully introduced DLSS to Fallout 4, sparking considerable anticipation for their work. However, it was revealed that access to the mod would be restricted to their Patreon subscribers, raising questions about accessibility.
Now, the emergence of this new DLSS mod has taken the modding community by storm, seemingly beating the veteran Bethesda DLSS modder to the punch. As a result, we might witness a competition between modders, with the veteran modder striving to create an exceptional DLSS mod to secure Patrons and establish their presence in the Starfield modding community.
FQA- Experience with the Starfield DLSS Mod
Will Starfield be mod friendly?
It is anticipated that Bethesda, which has a reputation for being mod-friendly in the past with its games, would continue to support mods in Starfield, giving the modding community the chance to improve and alter the game.
Will Starfield have an FPS cap?
Unconfirmed is the existence of an FPS cap in Starfield. The game’s FPS limitations have not been publicly announced by Bethesda.
Will Starfield run at 60 fps?
Your gaming hardware and settings will probably have an impact on your ability to play Starfield at a consistent 60 frames per second (fps). To improve speed, Bethesda may provide choices for changing the graphics settings.
Will Starfield be 120 FPS?
It is yet uncertain if Starfield will allow for 120 frames per second gaming. The platform and game’s technological requirements will determine the highest frame rate the game can support.
Is Starfield 30 FPS locked on PC?
No particular FPS lock has been verified by Bethesda for Starfield on PC. The frame rate will probably be scalable to accommodate different PC setups.
Will Starfield support RTX?
The compatibility of Starfield with RTX from Nvidia has not been formally confirmed. Bethesda’s implementation will determine if RTX features are supported at all.
Will Starfield use DLSS?
Although Bethesda hasn’t made a formal declaration about using DLSS (Deep Learning Super Sampling) technology in the game, it is anticipated that Starfield will.
Will Starfield use DLSS 3?
There are currently no known specifics on the version of DLSS (such as DLSS 3) used in Starfield. Bethesda will reveal any details on DLSS variants as soon as possible.
Will Starfield have DLSS or FSR?
Starfield could have DLSS or FSR (FidelityFX Super Resolution) options for upscaling, but Bethesda will announce the precise technology employed closer to the game’s release.