Bring FSR 4.1 to Xbox Series X for More Stable 120 FPS in REDSEC

I’d love to see DICE explore implementing FSR 4.1 on Xbox Series X to improve performance in Battlefield 6, particularly in REDSEC.

The goal should be simple: achieve a more consistent 120 FPS in Performance Mode while maintaining the same perceived image quality.

Currently, REDSEC suffers from noticeable frame drops and stuttering. During intense firefights, especially when combining aggressive movement with fast-paced combat, frame rates frequently drop to around 90–100 FPS instead of the targeted 120 FPS.

These fluctuations make aiming, tracking enemies, and movement feel less responsive, which is particularly frustrating in a competitive Battle Royale.

How better upscaling could help:

Rather than reducing graphical settings or sacrificing visual clarity, DICE could potentially use a more advanced upscaling solution to:

• Render the game at a lower internal resolution, reducing the GPU workload.
• Upscale that lower-resolution image using advanced reconstruction technology, aiming to preserve the same perceived image quality we currently get in Performance Mode.
• Use the GPU performance saved to push frame rates closer to a locked 120 FPS, particularly during demanding combat scenarios.
• Improve frame pacing and reduce stuttering for a smoother, more responsive experience.

Essentially, I’d rather have the game rendered at a lower internal resolution and intelligently upscaled to look just as good, if that means gaining 15–25 FPS during intense fights.

I understand that some performance drops may come from CPU or engine limitations rather than GPU rendering.

However, I hope DICE is actively exploring newer upscaling technologies and optimization techniques to make better use of the console’s hardware.

The priority shouldn’t be improving graphics. It should be delivering the same visual quality we already have, but with significantly more consistent 120 FPS performance, especially in REDSEC.