Warframe

Extra Information

Disclaimer: Warframe uses PSSR1 natively, so this page still displays PSSR1 metrics. However, as of September 26, the 'Enhance PSSR Image Quality' toggle (which forces PSSR2 upscaling) is activated by default. PSSR2 was made the default because it resolves a sharper, more stable image and removes PSSR1's film grain-like noise. If you experience image quality issues though, deactivate the toggle in PS5 system settings to see if PSSR1 produces better results.

There's no strict quality/performance modes, nor can you go above 60fps. Instead, Warframe's menus are very PC-like in UI. For example, you can toggle graphical settings of aspects like particle quality and volumetric fog. You can also toggle PSSR on/off. If PSSR is on and all graphical settings so to their highest, the framerate is a basically locked 60fps. If toggled off/no upscaler used, it will rarely maintain 60fps, but will stay above the 48fps VRR window for the vast majority of gameplay.