The lead-up to AMD FSR 3 launching in Starfield was cause for excitement, but the latest testing shows that while performance numbers are good, what you see on screen is noticeably worse compared to using DLSS 3, and even Intel XeSS in some cases. This, of course, is terrible news if you own an AMD graphics card because it was your only hope of getting a real performance boost.
Bethesda is still fighting hard to make Starfield one of the best RPGs on PC. A big part of this battle is getting it to perform at all levels, and upscaling tech is a big part of this. Those with the best graphics cards would be looking to the frame generation aspect of FSR 3 and DLSS 3.5 for their performance boosts, and there's a clear winner on all fronts.
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