FPS Boost Optimization Config for Oblivion Remastered

The file directly replaces GameUserSettings.ini in the %userprofile% folder, ensuring high reliability—the game always applies the optimized settings.

Optimization Goals

The mod focuses on:

• []Maximizing CPU, GPU, RAM, and SSD performance.

  []Reducing stuttering and micro-freezes.

  []Enhancing game stability and smoothness.

  []Lowering input latency for responsive controls.

  []Improving image clarity by disabling unnecessary effects (film grain, chromatic aberration).

  []Optimizing upscaling technologies (DLSS, FSR, XeSS).

  []Boosting performance without bugs, crashes, or significant graphical quality loss.

  Available Versions:

  Version               DescriptionTarget Systems

  Balanced v2   New, even more balanced version. Full instructions and FAQ can be found in the DOCS tab on the mod page.

  📁 File Location

  Replace the GameUserSettings.ini file in the appropriate folder:

  Platform                                             File Path

  Steam/GOG                            %Userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Oblivion Remastered\Saved\Config\Windows

  Xbox/Game Pass                    %Userprofile%\Documents\My Games\Oblivion Remastered\Saved\Config\WinGDK

  After replacing:

  • []Right-click the file → Properties.

    []Check "Read-only" → Apply → OK.

    ⚠️ Full instructions and FAQ can be found in the DOCS tab on the mod page. Make sure to read it before installing!
    ⚠️ Important

    • []Do not use this mod with other optimization mods, as it may cause crashes or conflicts.

    []Only one optimization file should be active at a time.

    []The mod uses Unreal Engine 5’s standard mechanism to override settings.
  ❗ IMPORTANT NOTE FOR HIGH-END PC USERS (e.g., RTX 30/40 series, RX 6000/7000 series):This mod is primarily designed to help low-to-mid range systems achieve playable frame rates. On high-end PCs, this optimization will uncap your frame rate, which will likely cause your GPU to run at 100% usage to produce extremely high, often unnecessary, frames per second. This will result in higher GPU temperatures and fan speeds.