This is fine. I’ve moaned in the past about games leaning too hard on upscalers for 1080p performance, but both DLSS and FSR’s sharpness has improved since then, and Veilguard takes to them without much quality loss at all. Assuming, that is, you’re using the literal Quality mode for each.

The graphics settings are where you'll achieve the most significant performance gains. The graphics menu in Dragon Age: The Veilguard provides numerous options that can be adjusted for less powerful hardware. By selecting the settings listed below, you should be able to reach the coveted 60 FPS mark with ease.

The Veilguard has a pretty dense graphics menu. Thankfully, there are descriptions for each of the settings, four presets, and a live preview as you adjust settings. Certain settings, such as texture resolution,

Black Ops 6 has an internal cap of 250fps, so while using frame gen may get you more frames on your display, it won't necessarily feel smoother. At the time of writing, the game exhibits some strange behavior when using upscaling options. The Dynamic Resolution option also doesn't work with vendor-specific upscalers like DLSS or FSR.

S eeing modern AAA games being playable on Steam Deck is a rare sight, but that's exactly what BioWare has achieved with Dragon Age: The Veilguard. The high-fantasy RPG has a grea