Starfield won't support Nvidia's DLSS technology

According to The Verge , Bethesda Game Studios' new space RPG Starfield will launch without support for Nvidia's DLSS graphics upscaling technology.

The game is reportedly an exclusive partnership with AMD, with both Bethesda and AMD engineers working together to optimize the game on Xbox and PC, Ryzen 7000 processors and Radeon 7000 series graphics cards. It's unclear what this exclusivity deal means for Bethesda, but AMD has made it clear that there's no clause preventing Bethesda from adding DLSS to Starfield .

Due to its exclusive partnership with AMD, Starfield may not support Nvidia's DLSS.

"If they want to do DLSS, they have AMD's full support," said Frank Azor, AMD's director of gaming. It's possible that there will be an exclusivity period for AMD's FSR 2 technology alone, or an initial period where Bethesda may prioritize FSR over DLSS.

Bethesda did not respond to The Verge for clarification on whether DLSS will come to Starfield in the future. For now, it's likely that community moderators will intervene to keep DLSS from working with Starfield until Bethesda is ready to discuss the situation.

Starfield will be launching on PC and Xbox on September 6, and the game is currently available in early access starting August 31, but access will depend on which version of the game users have previously purchased.

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