Skyrim Can Now Be Played At 60FPS On PS5 Hayley Williams Haven't played enough Skyrim in the near-decade it's been out yet? A modder has unlocked a new way to play Skyrim with an uncapped frame rate, resulting in buttery-smooth 60FPS gameplay when played via backwards compatibility on the PS5. The best part is that no workarounds are required: it's available straight from the in-game mod directory. The mod has been picked up by Digital Foundry, who last year demoed a similar video showing Skyrim and Fallout 4 running at 60FPS for the Xbox Series X/S. The mod itself was created by YouTuber Wrighton, who also posted an in-depth video on how the mod works, and how it was all figured out. Digital Foundry's video on the mod doesn't only show how Skyrim in 60FPS looks on the PS5, it also compares it to how the mod runs on both the base PS4 and PS4 Pro. Curiously enough, the PS4 Pro runs at a lower frame rate on average than the base PS4, due to higher graphical demands causing the frame rate to dip more often. The video also compares the PS5's performance to the Xbox Series X/S frame rate mod, stacking the two new consoles against each other. Continue Reading at GameSpot https://ift.tt/eA8V8J

Haven't played enough Skyrim in the near-decade it's been out yet? A modder has unlocked a new way to play Skyrim with an uncapped frame rate, resulting in buttery-smooth 60FPS gameplay when played via backwards compatibility on the PS5. The best part is that no workarounds are required: it's available straight from the in-game mod directory.

The mod has been picked up by Digital Foundry, who last year demoed a similar video showing Skyrim and Fallout 4 running at 60FPS for the Xbox Series X/S. The mod itself was created by YouTuber Wrighton, who also posted an in-depth video on how the mod works, and how it was all figured out.

Digital Foundry's video on the mod doesn't only show how Skyrim in 60FPS looks on the PS5, it also compares it to how the mod runs on both the base PS4 and PS4 Pro. Curiously enough, the PS4 Pro runs at a lower frame rate on average than the base PS4, due to higher graphical demands causing the frame rate to dip more often. The video also compares the PS5's performance to the Xbox Series X/S frame rate mod, stacking the two new consoles against each other.

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