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Today we have another alleged Starfield leak that gives us a detailed look at what appears to be part of the game's PC graphics settings. The screenshot, which you can check out below, was shared on the Starfield subreddit with a couple of information about the game's performance.
Apparently, the person who originally shared the screenshot of the PC settings, revealed that they got 45-60 FPS at 1440p with a Ryzen 3800X processor and RTX 2080ti graphics card. As you can see in the screenshot, their settings are pretty much set to High, so such performance on this quality present is certainly great.
Read on below for all Starfield PC graphics settings found in the recent leak.
Starfield PC graphics settings
- Dynamic Resolution
- Render Resolution Scale
- Graphics Preset
- Shadow Quality
- Indirect Lighting
- Reflections
- Particle Quality
- Volumetric Lightning
- Crowd Denisty
- Motion Blur
- GTAO Quality
- Grass Quality
- Contact Shadows
- VSync
- Upscaling
- Sharpening
- Enable VRS
- Film Grain Intensity
One thing that we don't know at this moment is whether or not the screenshot is indeed real. It's possible that someone made it in Photoshop based on Starfield's UI we've seen in the deep dive demo but on the other hand, there's a chance it's indeed real.
When compared to other Bethesda titles, these settings are more extensive, allowing players more tweaks than in games like Fallout 4 or Fallout 76, the latest Bethesda Game Studios titles.
Obviously, it's somewhat expected that a 2023 game has better PC graphical settings than Fallout 4, which was released in 2015 but that's not always the case in the AAA game industry so take the screenshot with a grain of salt, until Bethesda officially confirm this or we get to see it for ourselves on September 1.
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