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Does SSR Kill Your FPS? Oblivion Remastered Switch 2 Tested

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Does SSR Kill Your FPS? Oblivion Remastered Switch 2 Tested
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Chapters

  1. 0:00 – Intro and addressing comments
  2. 0:22 – Shoutout to viewers from Germany
  3. 0:50 – What is Screen Space Reflection (SSR) tech?
  4. 1:30 – Test 1: Gold Coast
  5. 2:39 – Test 2: Garlas Malatar
  6. 3:44 – Test 3: Imperial City Waterfront
  7. 5:49 – Concluding thoughts
  8. 6:46 – Surprise and thank you

About this video

We put Screen Space Reflections (SSR) through a full frame-by-frame test on Oblivion Remastered running on Nintendo Switch 2 — three locations, on vs. off, real measured FPS data (not eyeballed guesses). If you've been wondering whether SSR is worth the performance hit on Switch 2 hardware, this is the breakdown.

Testing covers Gold Coast, Garlas Malatar, and the Imperial City Waterfront — three very different environments to see how scene composition (open terrain vs. reflective water vs. mixed geometry) changes the actual cost of the reflection pass.

If you're into Switch 2 performance testing, Oblivion Remastered benchmarks, or handheld frame rate analysis, subscribe — more settings-tier breakdowns are coming for this game.

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