Forza Motorsport Xbox Series X Eeven in 4K and 60 FPS; All Graphics Modes Listed
Turn 10 has revealed details of the various graphics modes available in the console versions of Forza Motorsport.
We learned details about the graphics modes offered by the console version of Forza Motorsport - the latest installment of the popular racing series from Turn 10.
Forza Motosport on Xbox Series X
On XSX, the game will deliver three gameplay modes:
- Performance - focusing on performance.
- Performance RT - a variant of the previous one enhanced with ray tracing, but only in reflections on the cars.
- Quality - a mode focusing on quality with ray tracing simulating reflections on both cars and route elements.
Mode | Resolution | Number of frames/s |
Performance | 4K (dynamic) | 60 fps |
Performance RT | 4K (dynamic) | 60 fps |
Quality | 4K (dynamic) | 30 fps |
Forza Motosport on Xbox Series S
The Xbox Series S, on the other hand, will lack Performance RT mode, and we won't see any ray tracing during gameplay in Quality mode either. Instead, it will be present in the Homespace and Car Theatre options for admiring cars.
Mode | Resolution | Number of frames/s |
Performance | 1080p (dynamic) | 60 fps |
Quality | 1440p (dynamic) | 30 fps |
Forza Motorsport is heading to PC, Xbox Series S and Xbox Series X. The release will take place on October 10, this year. The game will also be available as part of Game Pass subscription, on both PCs and consoles.
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