It’s breaking records, but technically Elden Ring still lags behind the competition. There’s a trick you can try to improve your experience.
What makes Elden Ring: Shadow of the Erdtree disappointing? Aside from all the achievements of the exceptional role-playing game and its DLCS, one flaw has remained heavy since its release: the technology. From the perspective of many players, From Software has left a lot behind – including a lot of FPS.
This Reddit thread with almost 10,000 upvotes, for example, is about the lack of DLSS, a popular form of anti-aliasing on Nvidia GPUs. Neither Nvidia’s upscaling technology nor AMD’s FSR or Intel’s equivalent XeSS offers Elden Ring – despite many patches and a DLC for around 40 euros. This and more annoys some people, for example:
Reddit user RaduW07 A mod comes to your rescue with FPS
How can a mod improve FPS? The mod by huutai0007 adds exactly the techniques that many players sorely miss and that are now common in graphically complex titles:
According to the creator of the mod, if you remove the mod you can play online again because the game saves are not manipulated. Valid save games remain for online, but you will be flagged as a cheater while the mod is installed.
Based on the screenshots provided on Nexusmods, an improvement in frames per second of around 25 percent can be seen when using DLSS – with at least identical optics.
The installation is not difficult. It basically just involves moving some files, selecting a target resolution in the game and then, using a new menu, selecting the upscaling method in the game.
Here you can find a lot of other content about Elden Ring on MeinMMO. In our many guides and news you can delve deeper into the Shadowlands and find out how you can survive the hardships of this journey unscathed and with fun. Between you and success stand enemies who would love to dig their fangs into your armor. To face them well equipped, we have put together an overview of the weapons in the DLC, among other things.