FPS Drops on Xbox Series s. (GTA 5 NEW GEN) On a monitor, any fix or help? Settings?

Hello Richyy,

Let me help you with your concern today. Please note that this is a public forum, I apologize for a delay in response.

Yes, you can continue to use your GTA Online profile on your old gen version, but as you mentioned the progress on old gen and new gen version will be separate after migration.

"Once your progress has been transferred from PlayStation 4 or Xbox One to PlayStation 5 or Xbox Series X|S, your migrated profile will be retained on PlayStation 4 or Xbox One. GTA Online progress made on different console generations will not be synced after migration."

For your reference https://support.rockstargames.com/articles/4765...

I hope this helps. Please let me know if you have any more questions or concerns about this.

Regards,

Belle

Just found out from Digital Foundry this shock news. The Series S is not even 18 months old and already it's under-powered when it comes to next-gen gaming. Disappointing to say the least. If Dying Light 2 can't manage 60 fps at 1080p, what does that mean for all the other games yet to release this year? If the series S isn't up to the task, then it's time for developers to say so, and maybe the price of new games should reflect this i.e. £49.99 instead of £59.99. The S isn't even achieving 1440p resolution in any of the games I play on my BENQ 1440p monitor. Talk about false marketing. I'm personally hoping that Dying Light 2 is just poorly optimized, especially since Far Cry 6 works brilliantly at delivering 60 fps on the S. As an owner of a Series S, I don't expect PS5/Series X quality, but expectations have been raised that Series S owners would get 60 fps on a consistent basis, albeit without ray tracing which I couldn't give two hoots about anyway. The boffins need to address this quickly, because the Series S looks like more of a liability than an asset at the moment. What a shame!

New patch fixed fps ?

I'm sorry to hear that you're experiencing lag and frame rate issues on your Xbox Series S. Here are some possible solutions you could try:

Switch to a different graphics mode: Next-generation games typically offer two graphics modes: one for a higher resolution and one for a higher frame rate. Try switching to another graphics mode and see if that helps.

Restart the Xbox Series S: As with most electronic devices, a simple restart may be the easiest solution; restart the console to see if that helps.

Make sure the Xbox Series S is adequately cooled: Both Xbox Series X and Series S consoles use fans to keep the consoles cool. A hot console may underperform, so you need to make sure there are no heat issues.

Free up space on the Xbox Series S SSD: SSDs perform best when there is 10-20% free space as a general rule. If the Xbox Series S SSD is too full, it might be a good idea to uninstall some games.

Check your monitor or TV: A possible FPS drop and lag issue on the Xbox Series X|S might not involve the console at all. If you see low FPS with all games, the problem could be with your TV; Connect the console to another TV or monitor and see if the problem persists.

Check if the FPS loss and lag on the Xbox Series X|S occurs with other games: Not all games are programmed the same. If the problem occurs with only one game, it could be due to one or more problems with that game.

I fixxed it by changing my monitor to fps mode and disable freesync premium on the monitor itself. Now I am at 1440p@120hz on xbox series x

Be that is it may, it's not a true 120Hz, not for fully smooth gameplay anyway.

Most games promising 120 fps don't fully get there. This means that when the frame rate drops below 120fps, the game will no longer be in-sync with monitor refresh, the result will be screen tearing and judder/stutter.

That's why Free-Sync was created.

Hello Brad, My name is David. I am an independent advisor, happy to help you today.

I was reviewing the description you gave me, and it seems to be a graphic problem. This can be caused by several factors, such as issues with your Xbox Series S hardware, issues with your TV or monitor, or even a bug in the Fozra game. Here are some suggestions you could try:

Restart your Xbox Series S: Sometimes a simple restart can fix temporary graphics issues.
Make sure all cables are securely connected and that your TV or monitor is set to the correct resolution.
If the problem persists, you could try uninstalling and reinstalling Forza 5. This may fix any errors in the game files.
Update the game and your Xbox: Make sure both your Xbox Series S and the Forza 5 game are updated to the latest version. Game developers often release updates to fix known issues.

Best regards.