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Folks, if your monitor has an "OD" setting (Over Drive) turn it OFF for Starfield, or any game that does not hit high refresh. Don't know why mine was on, but this fixed some SERIOUS ghosting in Starfield.
Turning off "Frame Generation" and turning on VSync resolved the issue for me.
ASUS Strix RTX 4090 OC
i9 14900KF
48GB Ram (2x24GB Corsair Dominator Titatnium @ 7200MT/s)
All settings Ultra, FPS capped and stable at 100
GPU bouncing between 45-55 degrees celsius
CPU bouncing between 55-70 degrees celsius
Screenshots captured while spinning around fast and Frame Generation turned on:
Motion blur enabled: https://imgur.com/a/F0v5en5
Motion blur disabled: https://imgur.com/a/NSqAnmO
With Frame Generation disabled and VSync enabled:
Motion blur enabled: https://imgur.com/a/gxUbEwZ
Motion blur disabled: https://imgur.com/a/akMQLGC
Not Spinning: https://imgur.com/a/LmjndxH
The issue has nothing to do with GPU hardware or game performance.
Bless up. (Thank you)