Thanks to the new update 2.00, Dirt 5’s Xbox Series X performance mode should now work just as well as it does on PlayStation 5.
Codemasters has released Update 2.00 for Dirt 5, which greatly improves the game’s Frame Rate Prioritize mode in Xbox Serie X, so the runner should now run just as well on the console as it does on the PlayStation 5. At launch, Dirt 5’s 120fps capable performance mode struggled to run competently on the newer console from Microsoft, culminating in drastic visual degradation compared to the title’s performance. on PS5.
Tech analysts took note of the issue at launch and highlighted what appeared to be a bug. Essentially, the frame rate-prioritizing performance mode caused visual issues affecting the prominence of textures, shadows, and more in the Xbox Series X iteration of Dirt 5. This same bug did not appear to be present on the PS5 version. from Dirt 5. Fortunately, Codemasters solved the problem.
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Dirt 5 Update 2.00 introduces a host of changes, including those related to visual fixes. The patch notes appearing on the official Codemasters website for the runner reveal that visual enhancements should be present especially for the frame rate prioritizing mode on Xbox Series X. On this matter, the patch notes describe the addition from “more general visual and performance improvements across the board, including visual updates to ‘Prioritize Frame Rate’ / 120hz mode on Xbox Series X”. The other visual improvements in the patch introduce better FPS support for Image Quality mode on PlayStation 4 and Xbox One, fix flickering that would appear during nightly events, and fix an issue that was causing the game to freeze on the Sponsors tab of career.
It appears that the update is already proving to be a success, as Digital Foundry’s John Linneman confirmed that the “low geometry bug” previously affecting the Xbox Series X version of Dirt 5 has actually been fixed. So the runner should run much smoother on all platforms now. We hope the players have no more problems. Dirt 5 traveled a rocky road ahead of its November release. On the one hand, it suffered multiple delays. Many may recall that Codemasters pushed the release of the title on two separate occasions within a month. However, things evidently returned to normal.
And Codemasters isn’t just closing the year on a high note due to its smooth recovery in the latest Dirt entry. Two major publishers, Electronic Arts and Take-Two Interactive, have expressed interest in acquiring the company before the end of the first quarter of 2021. Take-Two took the first step, followed by EA with a spectacular offering of nearly $ 1 billion. Dollars. Whether or not EA’s “win” is permanent (as the company turned a civilian takeover into a hostile bidding war), Codemasters seems to be doing pretty well now.
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Dirt 5 is available on PC, PS4, PS5, Xbox One and Xbox Series X | S.
Source: Codemasters, John Linneman
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