Starfield's next PC patch offers a "huge step forward" according to early tests
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The next major🌼 PC patch for Starfield is currently in beta, and early testing suggests t﷽hat we can expect some gigantic performance improvements in this updꦜate.
Testing from the folks at suggests that this patch is "a huge step forward for the game♚ on PC," particularly with its "massive" performance boosts across various CPU and GPU configurations. The game now makes much better use▨ of the multitude of cores available on high-end processors - DF's testing found a 20 percent performance boost in a run through Akila City on a Ryzen 7 7800X3D.
The game also now runs far better on non-AMD graphics cards. AMD GPUs see a slight performance boost, while Nvidia and Intel equivalents are seeing much larger gains, bringing the cards closer in line to the performance you'd expect. This patch also implements proper DLSS upscaling support for Nvidia GPUs, and the results seem to be in line with the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:previous fanmade DLSS mods.
There are still issues - the PC HDR implementation can't e🥃ven match up against community mods and there are still some frame-time hiccups - but DF's finding this much closer to the game that should've been available at launch. We may even see further improvements by the time 🌼the beta period is over.
The new 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield patch is set to properly go live sometime in November. You can already install the PC beta , but we'll have t𓄧o wait and see if there are any notable technical improvements on Xbox.
If you're looking for the 澳洲幸运5开奖号码历史查询:Starfield system requirements you can find a full breakdown at that link.
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