Borderlands 3 now supports up to 120 FPS on Xbox Series X

When the Xbox Series 10 launched, Borderlands 3 was ane of the offset titles to striking the new console with a fresh batch of upgrades. Complimentary upgrades, no less, that pushed the game to 60 FPS at 4K, though notwithstanding with a "resolution manner" and a "performance mode." A few days ago, players discovered that it seemed equally those the game was actually playing at a much higher frame charge per unit in the latter and it has now been confirmed.

"Borderlands iii has been fully optimized to take advantage of the side by side-gen consoles' processing power, bringing a new level of graphical fidelity to the Borderlands universe. The Xbox Series Ten and PlayStation five display Borderlands three at up to threescore frames per 2d in 4K resolution during unmarried-thespian and online co-op. It can besides reach up to 120 frames per second if y'all select the "Performance Mode" setting while using a display that supports those frame rates."

Sure, it'southward a year old game at this point, only don't let that put y'all off jumping back in or fifty-fifty starting it for the get-go fourth dimension. Previously I'd been playing Borderlands 3 on PC and started fresh on the Series Ten and the experience has been absolutely incredible. Non only is it now confirmed that the frame rates are actually higher than I was playing at on a Radeon RX 5700, but information technology loads quicker, also, and looks awesome.

Naturally if y'all desire 4K you're not getting 120 FPS, just even at sixty FPS Borderlands three on the Series X feels stone solid. I've played through the whole entrada now on the new panel and haven't felt any noticeable issues with frame drops or annihilation janky happening. It's a really first charge per unit experience and one I highly recommend.

Improve yet, it's also pretty cheap right now with an early Black Friday deal at Amazon bringing the Super Palatial Edition (which includes the first flavor pass) down to only $xxx. And there'due south a heap of game in information technology for that,