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You won't have to wait long for the inevitable Skyrim PS5 port to play the game in 60FPS as one mod has just released that lifts the cap.

This mod fixes that by changing the time that the Havok engine waits between frames. net, among others, the small tool can be downloaded in next . it has a trick to it thatll allow you to still earn trophies while keeping the 60fps. If you played the release on last gen consoles, you’ll know the pain of playing something locked into 4k at 18-22 fps.

A new Skyrim mod for PS4 and PS5 enables 60FPS for the 2011 role-playing.

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You Can Now Play Skyrim at 60fps on PS5.

Best of all, and with the right tweaking, you can also keep your trophies working with 60FPS (as mods generally disable trophies on PlayStation). If you're using a PS4, then it's worth at least giving this a look. However, base PS4 consoles (and in some cases, even the PS4 Pro) might not always provide the most consistent results for framerates, so for the best and smoothest 60FPS experience, it's best to get this running on a PS5 instead. Technically, the mod will also work for PS4 and PS4 Pro. To activate this mod, simply download the mod (or ideally search it up on the PlayStation mod front), and install it.

Modder Wrighton recently released a 60FPS mod for Skyrim on PlayStation 5. Now, it looks like 60FPS has finally come to PlayStation too. Back in November, a modder released a mod for Xbox Series X/S that added 60FPS to the console version of Skyrim. Modders have certainly found new and interesting ways to keep the experience fresh, thus leading to many returning players currently keeping the game more alive than a modern-day live service multiplayer game. Despite releasing almost ten years ago, Bethesda's The Elder Scrolls V: Skyrim has continued to flourish and thrive thanks to the continuous support of mods from the community.