Best Settings for RTX 5070 Ti in Oblivion Remastered

These settings deliver an optimal experience when playing The Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered with your RTX 5070 Ti.

The RTX 5070 Ti is Nvidia’s 2025 upper-mid-range offering. It incorporates the Blackwell core GPU architecture and offers performance nearly equivalent to that of an RTX 4080 Super. Oblivion Remastered incorporates Unreal Engine 5 and utilizes ray tracing for everything, including lighting, ambient occlusion, and more. However, the engine has its infamous micro-stuttering issues that plague gameplay on cards like the 5070 Ti. Here are the settings you can use to play the game with minimal problems.

Note: Use DLSS 4 in this title to be more aggressive with the upscaling profile, in order to get even higher frame rates and improved image quality. The game has temporal issues, flickering, and other problems, but patches will address them eventually. You’ll also need a fast CPU to pair with your 5070 Ti, which falls within the 13600K or Ryzen 5 9600X territory.

Best Settings for RTX 5070 Ti in Oblivion Remastered (1440p and 4K Optimized)

Oblivion Settings Page — Settings page from the Elder Scrolls IV: Oblivion Remastered (Image via Bethesda)

A few keynotes to consider:

The Transformer model helps with a balanced profile in 4K, the image subjectively looks better at 4K balanced than in 1440p quality.
The 16GB VRAM on the RTX 5070 Ti easily handles Ultra textures, even with heavy assets inside NPC-heavy dungeons.
Enable Screen Space Reflections to make the game look spectacular when it rains.
Foliage and Shadow quality are left at optimal values; this is purely subjective. Lower values reduce micro-stuttering; if you have enough headroom, you can increase these values.
Sharpness is also a subjective value; 5 is a good starting point in this case. You can increase or decrease it to your liking.
Use RTSS to monitor your FPS, 1% and .1% lows, VRAM usage, and CPU usage, and customize these settings to your liking.
Frame Generation helps a lot when you are CPU-bound. If you choose to enable that, then consider turning on Reflex to minimize the added input lag.
Blackwell’s flip metering improves frame pacing significantly when frame generation is active, so enabling frame generation is the default recommendation in these settings.

Best Settings Explored

Setting	RTX 5070 Ti at 4K	RTX 5070 Ti at 1440p
Resolution	3840×2160 (4K)	2560×1440 (1440p)
Display Mode	Fullscreen	Fullscreen
Resolution Scale	100	100
Frame Rate Limit	Uncapped	Uncapped
V-Sync	Off	Off
Motion Blur	Off	Off
FOV 1st-Person	75 // preference	75 // preference
FOV 3rd-Person	75 // preference	75 // preference
Quality Level	Custom	Custom
View Distance Quality	Ultra	Ultra
Effects Quality	Ultra	Ultra
Foliage Quality	Medium	Medium
Shadow Quality	Medium	Medium
Global Illumination Quality	Ultra	Ultra
Texture Quality	Ultra	Ultra
Reflection Quality	High	High
Post-Processing Quality	High	High
Hair Quality	Ultra	Ultra
Cloth Quality	Ultra	Ultra
Screen Space Reflections	On	On
Lumen Hardware RT	On	On
Lumen Hardware RT Lighting Mode	Medium	Medium
Lumen Software RT Quality	This will be grayed out when Hardware RT is enabled	This will be grayed out when Hardware RT is enabled
Anti-Aliasing	This will be grayed out when DLSS is enabled	This will be grayed out when DLSS is enabled
Upscaling Technique	DLSS	DLSS
DLSS Mode	Balanced	Quality
DLSS Sharpness	3	5
DLSS Frame Generation	Enabled /Automatic	Enabled / Automatic
NVIDIA Reflex	Enabled	Enabled

This concludes the recommendation for 5070 Ti settings. The RTX 5070 Ti is a powerful card, capable of delivering robust performance at 1440p and even at 4K, with features such as DLSS 4 and MFG. Tinker around and customize further, and you can have multiple settings options depending on the areas you are playing the game in.

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