i was so hopeful that this would solve the micro stuttering! it unfortunately did nothing at all. the thing is that i only have the micro stutter when i go into a place that has a sub map. like the well or in this case nishina research station. its usually not that bad and i can push through it till im out of the area. but in the case of the research station its just absolutely miserable to play. its every 2 or 3 seconds and its making me not even want to finish the game. i just want to uninstall! no game is worth that amount of frustration! they absolutely s#*! the bed with this games complete lack of optimization! i almost cant believe Bethesda has fallen so far! but i guess that is the new trend.. money hungry greedy pieces of s#*! that no longer care about quality they just want as much money as they can get their hands on for as little effort as they can invest! anyways im glad your mod helps some people be able to play and enjoy the game but as you were my last hope and it didnt pan out i think im just uninstalling the game and leaving a really shitty review!
im more of a download a mod and forget that exists typa of guy...aka i dont comment or even check for updates lmao. but goddamn my dude, you did. it actually works, was so frustrated with the random unexplained quality dropped after running the game for an hour or so, but your fixed and it even runs better!
Playing on Linux with mobile Nvidia 3050 Ti. Honestly, was thinking that Starfield is unplayable on my laptop, even on low with all optimizations has ~25 FPS with terrible freezes and FPS drops after menus. With this config - 38 FPS in New Atlantis, stable 60 FPS outside the cities.
Dayumn brother! Downloaded your extra performance settings "Ultra" and made the file to "read only" so the game won't decide or me myself to change anything inside of that .ini file - by touching game sliders. Right now i am playing on iGPU (AMD Ryzen AI HX 370 processor with Radeon 890M built in graphics) with fan settings to "Standard" - yep - this' da laptop - without discrete graphics... And this is smashing steady near impossible 60 FPS inside New Atlantis! On a freaking iGPU, without even dGPU. So smooth that it feels like 120 Hz. Even going in-game menu is faster, not to mention crazy fast star map displaying. Which wasn't even possible on Low settings i had before. This let me think that number of computing effects matter much more than resolution of game and other settings, and let me to believe that Bethesda doesn't know how to optimally port XBOX games to windows operating system. However in Windows 11 it is thanks to a new windows insider build with amd branch prediction kernel patches for Zen 4/5 processors, enabled fully DirectStorage, and Frame Generation by latest AMD Fluid Motion Frames 2 which is built into their drivers (takes FG out of the game engine, rendering frames by the graphics driver and not by the game engine support). There are so many new tech things to make it work, but your settings are top notch of that! Thank you very much for that.
I was skeptical that this would work. "It's just ini tweaks", and on Ultra no-less. And then it starts working perfectly, so fk me I guess. So this is a great mod.
I like keeping Motion Blur to 0, no Depth of Field, no Film Grain (do people like Film Grain, and if so, why?), Dynamic Rez and Sharpening at 90% (more than that makes some textures "sparkly" and "too sharp" if that makes sense), Anisotropic x16 on all layers (overkill?), V-Sync, VRS On, Low Latency, and I use it with Disk Cache Enabler by enpinion along side it to get very good performance. The DCE mod also more-or-less bypasses the "HDD Requirement" imposed by Bethesda (according to the Steam page), as I'm running it on an External HDD, not on my C Drive. I'm getting 60+ FPS consistently and the Game actually looks good. I literally can't believe it was that easy.
It's discouraging that Bethesda couldn't of optimized the game well-enough that some modders can walk in, slap entire requirements clean off the list, and even make Ultra quality better. I lost faith in BGS a long time ago, and it's the Mods that actually finish the game in my opinion.
Should work even better for an SSD I would imagine, but if you have an SSD and a good graphics card, you should be fine. But I still think it's better to use this mod, as I'm pretty sure it's less strain on your GPU as your rendering less and it still looks fine. Also speaking of that, find your monitor's refresh rate and cap your FPS to whatever it is or lower. I wouldn't go down past 60 tho. It makes your GPU draw less power, gets less hot/overworked.
The best of them all. Running on GTX 1080 and 1440p monitor alongside DLSS Quality on, i get avg 50-60 fps and the quality is still top notch. Endorsed for good measure!!!
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its usually not that bad and i can push through it till im out of the area.
but in the case of the research station its just absolutely miserable to play. its every 2 or 3 seconds and its making me not even want to finish the game. i just want to uninstall! no game is worth that amount of frustration! they absolutely s#*! the bed with this games complete lack of optimization! i almost cant believe Bethesda has fallen so far! but i guess that is the new trend.. money hungry greedy pieces of s#*! that no longer care about quality they just want as much money as they can get their hands on for as little effort as they can invest!
anyways im glad your mod helps some people be able to play and enjoy the game but as you were my last hope and it didnt pan out i think im just uninstalling the game and leaving a really shitty review!
before the tweaks:
1440p high settings were getting me 55fps on planet surfaces, 95 with frame gen.
now with the tweaks:
1440p ultra settings getting me 80 fps, at the same location 120 with frame gen.
the only noticeable difference are the shadows, they seem a little duller, but very worth the performance difference!
It is a miracle. Thank you, dknexus11!
I like keeping Motion Blur to 0, no Depth of Field, no Film Grain (do people like Film Grain, and if so, why?), Dynamic Rez and Sharpening at 90% (more than that makes some textures "sparkly" and "too sharp" if that makes sense), Anisotropic x16 on all layers (overkill?), V-Sync, VRS On, Low Latency, and I use it with Disk Cache Enabler by enpinion along side it to get very good performance. The DCE mod also more-or-less bypasses the "HDD Requirement" imposed by Bethesda (according to the Steam page), as I'm running it on an External HDD, not on my C Drive. I'm getting 60+ FPS consistently and the Game actually looks good. I literally can't believe it was that easy.
It's discouraging that Bethesda couldn't of optimized the game well-enough that some modders can walk in, slap entire requirements clean off the list, and even make Ultra quality better. I lost faith in BGS a long time ago, and it's the Mods that actually finish the game in my opinion.
Do you recommend this if people run on SSDs too?