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Steam Deck Framerates just got BOOSTED - But is it good enough?
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AMD FSR 3.1, which can offer both FidelityFX Super Resolution upscaling and Frame Generation, can take a passable game on Valve’s portable and considerably boost performance. The reason I highlighted Spider-Man: Remastered earlier is because I’ve seen examples of players pushing this game into its Very High graphical settings with FSR 3.1 enabled, and still achieving smoothly playable frame rates in the 60-70fps range, with just occasional drops down to the 40s.
There is always the risk that enabling these two technologies will create input lag or visual artifacts. However, my early testing on Ghost of Tsushima and Horizon Forbidden West suggests that the performance boost is considerable, and the graphical downsides are remarkably small.
In fact, I would put it to Valve that it may even be worth reassessing Horizon Forbidden West and its Steam Deck rating. It’s currently marked as Unsupported due to its demanding graphics, but if Nixess were to create a Steam Deck graphical preset, with AMD FSR 3.1 enabled, there’s no reason why it shouldn’t be marked as ‘Playable’ at least.
More importantly, AMD FSR 3.1 can have a huge impact in games outside of the five PlayStation titles to which it was recently added. As the Steam Deck hardware starts to show its age, and more powerful handhelds flood the market, FSR 3.1 offers a genuine way to ensure the Deck still performs in new releases, and it may even take off the pressure when it comes to releasing the highly anticipated Steam Deck 2.
Notes:
VSYNC - On
1200mhz lock on GPU
Elden Ring FIXED by Proton GE
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A new Proton GE update was released yesterday, and if you have been experiencing an issue with Elden Ring not allowing multiplayer if you don't own the Shadow of the Erdtree DLC, you might be very happy with this update. The new Proton GE 9-10 version does have some component updates and the removal of d8vk build options, but the biggest part of this update comes from a protonfix that allows EAC for Elden Ring to function correctly if you don't have the new expansion. It's nice to have for people that can't get the expansion, though I recommend it if you enjoy soulslikes.
Proton Experimental Gets a Good Update (But Launchers need to go)
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Online. But the big one for me is the improved memory usage of Burnout Paradise Remastered, which lowers the chances of crashing. I am a huge Burnout fan, so this makes me happy.
Your device will automatically add the new update to the download queue if you already have the layer, and if you don't, you can find it by searching "Proton Experimental" in the search bar.
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4 авг 2024
