Microsoft and Xbox have recently announced a number of new features for the console in the form of Xbox 360 and Windows 10, as well as a number of other new features and improvements. This is exciting for games that never made it to the PC and get stuck on consoles like the Xbox One.
This means that older, less popular games that are unlikely to be reworked or have received the next patches will have radically improved performance when they receive the FPS boost treatment. Microsoft provided the boost for all of its back-to-back – to – future games on the Xbox One X by disabling auto-HDR, but only for games where it didn’t work quite right. What is impressive about the FPS enhancement is that, according to Microsoft, it requires little (or in some cases zero) work from developers. There are also mods that fix that on PC for New Vegas, Skyrim and Fallout 4 that I know of at least that allow it to work fine 60+ fps. While the first five FPS Boost titles were a pretty colorful assortment, we’ve seen Microsoft focus on games from the newly acquired Bethesda and push up the frame rate of games like Fallout 4, Fallout: New Vegas, and Fallout 3. Fallout 4 runs much smoother using FPS Boost than it did with the 60fps mod you could use, which is very nice.
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