If you want smooth gameplay and sharper visuals in Forza Horizon 6, the PC version lets you use NVIDIA DLSS, AMD FSR, or Intel XeSS right from the in-game menus. These upscaling and frame-generation technologies can boost performance without sacrificing image quality, making your drives through Japan feel buttery smooth.

Step-by-Step: Turning On DLSS, FSR, or XeSS

1. Launch Forza Horizon 6 and open the Settings menu.
2. Go to the Graphics tab.
3. Scroll down to Resolution Scaling or Upscaling.
4. Choose the technology that matches your hardware:
   • NVIDIA DLSS – Best for RTX cards. Pick between Quality, Balanced, or Performance modes. If you have an RTX 50-series, you can also enable DLSS 4 Multi Frame Generation for extra smoothness.
   • AMD FSR – Works on AMD and NVIDIA GPUs. Choose FSR 4 (or FSR 3 if your GPU is older) and set it to Quality for a great mix of visuals and performance.
   • Intel XeSS – Works on Intel Arc and other modern GPUs. Select XeSS 2.1 for high-quality upscaling with solid stability.
5. Use the Upscaling Sharpness slider to fine-tune image clarity to your liking.

Supported Technologies by Hardware

Performance Tips

• HAGS: Turn on Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling in Windows for smoother frame generation.
• VRAM Warning: GPUs with 8GB or less may struggle with Extreme textures when using upscaling—stick to Quality or Balanced modes.
• SSD Requirement: An NVMe SSD is recommended to avoid texture pop-ins while using high-speed upscaling.

With these settings, you can enjoy Forza Horizon 6 running at higher FPS while keeping Japan’s stunning environments sharp and detailed. Whether you’re drifting through Tokyo streets or blasting down mountain passes, DLSS, FSR, and XeSS can help you hit that sweet spot between speed and visuals.