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Which games support FPS Boost on Xbox Series X and Series S?Īs of July 2021, there are 98 games currently enabled for FPS Boost on both Xbox Series X and Xbox Series S.

Restart your game for the changes to take effect.

Toggle FPS Boost and/or Auto HDR on and off.

In the Manage game screen, scroll down and open the “Compatibility options” menu.

Scroll down and tap “Manage game and add-ons” menu.

Select the game you’re playing/want to enable FPS Boost for.

While in-game, tap the Xbox button on your controller.

How to enable FPS Boost on your Xbox Series X or Series S To tell if you’re running either FPS Boost or Auto HDR in game, you can tap the Xbox Button on your controller to see the indicator in the upper-right hand corner of the Guide overlay. There you can also toggle Auto HDR to off or on. You can turn on FPS Boost for these titles in the Manage Game>Compatibility Options section of any enhanced title. Some titles have not had FPS Boost automatically enabled by default, as it requires a reduction in the game’s resolution in order to run smoothly. In some instances, titles can even run up to 120 frames per second! Check the list below to see what’s compatible.

Higher framerates mean buttery-smooth gameplay!įallout 4 effectively has its framerate doubled from 30 frames per second to 60 frames per second thanks to FPS Boost. FPS Boost takes advantage of the raw power available on the next-generation consoles to almost double the original framerate on select titles.

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