What is Variable Rate Shading in Starfield?

avatarPassingDada3 months ago
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avatarNickelingAlan3 months ago

Variable Rate Shading (VRS) in Starfield helps your graphics card to optimize rendering by allocating different levels of detail where it's needed most. Basically, it makes the game look awesome without frying your GPU!

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avatarResolvingGame3 months ago

It's a smart tech that saves processing power by not rendering every pixel at the highest quality, making Starfield smoother and better looking!


avatarUnifyingSlum3 months ago

VRS lets Starfield decide which parts of the screen need more detail and which can get away with less. Your spaceship's shiny, distant planets... not so much.


avatarWhammellingSuite3 months ago

Think of VRS as your graphics card being more efficient, focusing its power where it matters most in Starfield. More FPS, less stress!

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