Does Starfield Have AMD FSR 2 Support? Answered

Do you have an AMD Radeon GPU and plan to play Starfield on PC once it releases on 6 September (1 Sept Early Access), but want to get the most out of your gaming rig with FSR 2? Then we've got you covered!

In this article, we explain if Starfield has AMD FidelityFX Super Resolution 2 (FSR 2) support so prospective members of the Constellation can rest easy.

Starfield AMD FSR 2 Support Explained

We are just going to cut to the chase right now. Starfield will support AMD FSR 2 at launch. There's even a Starfield x AMD partnership, which incorporates optimizations for AMD Ryzen CPUs and Radeon graphics cards!

FSR 2 is AMD's latest Open Source temporal upscaling solution. It uses cutting-edge temporal algorithms to reconstruct fine geometric and texture detail, producing anti-aliased output from aliased input. 

So what does that mean for you, maybe even if you have an NVIDIA GPU? Well, the good news is that those with GeForce cards can also enable FSR 2, as it isn't exclusive to a brand such as NVIDIA's DLSS 3.

Gamers can expect boosts in framerates and even better native image quality when enabling FSR 2 in Starfield.

You can learn more about FSR 2 and its effect in dozens of games via an official video from AMD below.

It will be interesting to see how Starfield performs with FSR 2 enabled on both AMD Radeon and NVIDIA graphics cards.

According to reports, Starfield will not officially support NVIDIA's DLSS 3 tech. However, a mod is coming in the first five days of Starfield Early Access (1 to 5 September) to enable these graphics options.

In case you've been living under some kind of space rock or debris and haven't seen it yet, check out the official Starfield gameplay deep-dive video below and get hyped to join the Constellation!

So there you have it; Starfield will support AMD FSR 2 at launch. If anything changes, we will endeavor to update this article with haste.