A new Starfield DLSS 3 graphical showcase has been released, showing the game running with over 20 mods in 8K.
Last week, we covered a 4K showcase from German YouTuber and artist 'Digital Dreams', and today we wanted to show another video from the YouTuber. This new graphical showcase has Bethesda's game running in 8K resolution in Ultra settings on an RTX 4090 combined with a
Ryzen 9 7950xx CPU. In ordinary fashion, this video uses the creator's own 'Beyond All Limits' ReShade injection in order to remove the green tone and replace it with somewhat more vibrant colors.
In addition, the video features the DLSS frame generation mod that we reported on before alongside the Starfield Script Extender (which allows for easier and more advanced modding) as well as numerous texture packs and performance optimization mods. Other used mods include:
- a 60FPS Smooth UI mod
- A no color filters mod
- A less spongy enemy mod
- Enhanced blood textures
- A player health bar mod
- a field-of-view fix
- Enemy friendly-fire mod
- Completed missions-UI mod
- Realistic water mod
- An achievement enabler
Check out the showcase below, and judge for yourself. The description of the video includes links to all of the used mods in the video.
![[8K60] Starfield - DLSS3 Beyondalllimits - Ultra Modded Graphic Gameplay - Modlist 20+ Mods](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Vh7lVwT0U4o/hqdefault.jpg)
Starfield is available globally now for PC and Xbox Series X|S. As covered earlier today, Betheda's new sci-fi RPG exceeded 1 million concurrent users across all platforms - quite an achievement. Here's what our very own Francesco de Meo wrote about Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls in Space in his launch review:
"Despite giving players almost complete freedom to write their own story inside the game's world, Starfield, much like the latest games from the studio, does feature a central story that is actually quite engaging. After creating their custom character through a character creator that offers a wealth of options regarding body type, face features, background, and traits, with the latter two featuring some very interesting options for role-playing, such as the Starter Home trait, which grants the character ownership of a small house but with a credit mortgage to pay back, players will be thrust into a regular day in the life of their character, toiling away in the mines as a worker for the Argos Extractors. This work day, however, turns very special when the miners discover a mysterious Artifact that gives the main character visions of something extraordinary."
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