Red Dead Redemption 2

i found reflections and water quality above medium is a absolute killer oh and raymarch restrction off, rest maxxed runs about 45-80fps pretty happy

 

Obviously spec dependent (plus I’m running some OC) but if you’re just aiming for ’60+fps‘ (averaging 70) at 3440x1440 at similar spec to my sig:
1. Turn every setting to maximum
2. Reduce the following:
FXAA: off
MSAA: off
Reflection MSAA: off
Reflection quality: medium
Water physics: 3 (one notch down from max)

I have volumetric all ultra and raymarch on...for me the big killers were MSAA, reflection quality and water physics.

Easy, huge boost to FPS: Overclock your GPU. For my spec in sig with 8700k@4.8ghz 1.28v, the in-game benchmark with above graphics settings at different OC levels speaks for itself.
Note this is a gaming X trio 2080ti so starts off at a decent factory OC too.

'Stock' (factory OC): Avg 58fps
Core +70, Mem +500 (conservative OC): Avg 64fps
Core +115, Mem +1200 (high OC): Avg 70fps

Seems this game loves a bit of GPU OC

 

walker_2003 I wonder if their numbers are skewed because they didn't state that the water and volumetrics settings in the standard settings get modified in the advanced settings?

 

Here is summaries

 

I skimmed through the video and i dunno if they mentioned which api to use. I've set to vulkan atm.

 

Dx12, less issues.

 

Maybe update the OP with those settings?

 

Haven't watched it yet, but part 2 is out. Part 1 was great, I was able to bump a couple of things up

 

Shouldn't be, he mentions in video the correlation between the main setting and the effected below and said u can up certain details of some without big fps loss

 

you're like the 3rd person to post this video! LUL

 

Not sure we've even had 3 people talk about the actual game itself yet. </grumpyoldmanrant>

 

Game is awesome about %40 done.

On my laptop at 1080p res and the HUB settings getting avg of 60fps lows of 55 Highs of 75, with the latest nvidia patch which fixed the vsync gsync issue. On desktop getting 90fps.

I will say with the latest NVidia driver has caused more Crashes where before I had none hmm.

 

22 pages of settings and performance fixes

 

If it was ported better we wouldn't need 10 pages of fixes

*waits for rant about how hard it is to work on video games and developers are begging on the street*

 

im about 11 percent in meh

 

No, instead you'll get the "FEWER than 144 frames per second isn't broken" rant.

 

dumb question how to do swap ammo types on pc ?

 

But needing a bios update to launch the game is normal? Constant crashing for people too?

Bad port is bad. Has been worse but it's not up there with the best and for a company of their size it's a bit poor form.

 

i haven't encountered any hard crashing with an intel rig.