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Starfield’s Xbox exclusivity ‘yielded a better product’, Todd Howard says
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this post was submitted on 07 Sep 2023
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I really love the game but optimisation and performance are a joke. I played it with 30fps on console and PC and it needs absurd amounts of power. Would it be even more worse with a multi release on PS5?
I would wager yes as Starfield is currently unplayable on Linux with an nvidia gpu.
I'm a bit confused here. The PS5 uses AMD, not NVIDIA.
Sorry to hear that. I tried playing it on an older gaming rig in 1080p with a 1080 Ti.
No chance to get a stable 60fps experience even while sacrificing every gpu quality and playing it at ultra low.
Yep, the linux driver issue is either crash on 535 or get a rock solid 26-31 FPS on 525 irrespective of settings with frame timings being so smooth you get a more pleasant experience chewing sand.
which is hilarious because the game plays better on a steam deck than on my 3080