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Rumors suggest that Borderlands 4 has removed Denuvo DRM software following an update released on October 22, 2026. While this change remains unconfirmed by Gearbox Software or 2K Games, community members have observed significant modifications to the game's files.
The speculation originated from reports by @EpicNNG and @lewisØn, with @ExploredFiction noting that the game's binaries decreased by 171.69 MB. Although SteamDB does not explicitly list the removal, the reduction in file size and the deletion of specific packages support claims that the anti-tamper software is no longer present.
@EpicNNG claims that performance has improved, citing 1440p frame rates rising from 50 FPS to 70-80 FPS on medium settings. Conversely, other players report that severe frame rate dips persist. Furthermore, the title still utilizes 2K's proprietary Symbiote DRM, the performance impact of which remains uncertain.
The Version 1.11 update, released on October 22, officially included various performance improvements, bug fixes, and gameplay adjustments such as weapon buffs and new weekly missions. It is currently unclear if these official changes account for the reported performance shifts.
