Fallout 4 Xbox Series X 4K 60fps Cap Frame Rate Test (FPS Boost | Backwards Compatibility)

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Fallout 4 frame rate test showing the framerate/fps on Xbox Series X running under backwards compatibility and using FPS Boost with a method to also render at 4K.
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The version tested was 1.10.0.19.

Normally Fallout 4 on Xbox Series X using FPS Boost will render at a resolution of 1920×1080. However, there is a method to maintain the 60fps cap while also keeping the rendering resolution at 3840×2160 which is as follows:

1. Start Fallout 4 with FPS Boost off and go to the in-game main menu.
2. Switch to another game so that Fallout 4 is stored in a Quick Resume save state.
3. Turn on FPS Boost for Fallout 4.
4. Start Fallout 4 using Quick Resume. Fallout 4 should now be capped at 60fps and be rendering at 4K. This method will need to be repeated if the game is closed.

Thanks to everyone that left messages detailing this method.

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  1. Normally Fallout 4 on Xbox Series X using FPS Boost will render at a resolution of 1920×1080. However, there is a method to maintain the 60fps cap while also keeping the rendering resolution at 3840×2160 which is as follows:

    1. Start Fallout 4 with FPS Boost off and go to the in-game main menu.
    2. Switch to another game so that Fallout 4 is stored in a Quick Resume save state.
    3. Turn on FPS Boost for Fallout 4.
    4. Start Fallout 4 using Quick Resume. Fallout 4 should now be capped at 60fps and be rendering at 4K. This method will need to be repeated if the game is closed.

    Thanks to everyone that left messages detailing this method.

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