Bethesda will add Nvidia DLSS support to Starfield next week, including DLSS framerate generation. The company is doing this via a beta update for the Steam version of the game. The game will also later receive support for AMD’s FSR 3 upscaling technology
Bethesda announces Starfield beta update with DLSS On social media. Users can download this patch via Steam starting next week. The studio has not yet announced the exact day the update will be released. With the patch, Starfield gained DLSS support, including Nvidia’s frame generation technology. The game will also have display control options and HDR controls. DLSS only works on computers with a compatible Nvidia RTX GPU. Bethesda confirms AMD’s FSR 3 technology will be added in a later update.
Steam users can download beta updates for the game manually. This can be done by right-clicking on the game and selecting “Properties”. Beta versions can be found under “Betas”. It is not known when DLSS support will be available in the standard version of the game.
We worked hard @StarfieldGame Updates We will put our next update in Steam Beta next week.
This update will contain Nvidia DLSS support with frame creation, display controls, HDR for supported systems, and other optimizations and enhancements. you will be…
– Bethesda Game Studios (@bethesdastudio) November 1, 2023
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