My RTX 2060 can't run this at a stable 60fps on medium or high.

[Kloud]

Indoors, I'm fine. Outdoors, it's just screwed. Ranges from 30-55 and it keeps going back and forth. Should I just wait till they optimise the game? I feel like an RTX 2060 should just be a standard for all video games. It runs like a beast on other games. But it's struggling with this one.

edit: Yeah my CPU kinda sucks. It's an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9750H 2.60GHz. WAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA!!!!!!

[Kigurumi (((魔神)))]

Your settings are obviously higher than you can handle. Your CPU is probably total garbage too considering you didn't even bother to list it. And no your GPU isn't going to just be a static standard because you bought it, that isn't how the industry works.

[Archform]

I recommend DLSS ,ultra performance is the worst but the rest arent too horrible to look at.

[karmazyn1]

In my quest of finding out why this game runs so bad on most GPUs was that this game is heavy on CPU and you need good GPU and a very good CPU to run this game well. Changing graphic options wont help you much if you have older CPU.

[xabungle]

Everyone always puts it on their Video cards. It's the whole set up man. Totally what Kigurumi said. Well, not everyone.

[cam.au]

petty nitpick, but why list cpu like this: "It's an Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9750H 2.60GHz."

just say "it's a 9750H"

[Irot Noot]

I have that GPU coupled with an I9-9900K and 16gb of RAM and it runs this game beautifully at 2560x1440. Literally the silly GeForce Experience set it up for me perfectly.

The game runs 75-90fps in most places. RTX OFF needless to point out. Runs smooth, fps hasn't every been an issue even once that is noticeable enough for me to even glance at the fps display.

Big takeaways. RTX is off, DLSS is balanced, most other settings are a mix of high and medium with a few even at ultra. Only thing set to low is distant shadows resolution.

[★REM★]

Lot of people out there thinks GPU is all they need to run high fps on games, totally ignoring CPU upgrades.
You are lucky to get those fps with that CPU.

[Mansen]

Two possible causes.

1. You're overconfident about how high your settings can be.
2. Your CPU and/or GPU are overheating and throttling down to cope.

[genadiyrool]

it shouldnt be like that, what resolution you rendering at? do you use dlss?
i have exact same setup and playing at ultra (without rtx) at 1080p and with quality dlss, barely goes down below 60-55 in open world (and only in some weird locations goes below 50, like diner with takemura or delamain command center, for some reason)

ps. also this cpu is actually better than gpu counterpart, and the game usually gpu bound, so if anything sucks, its gpu, not cpu certainly

[vilsky]

Try to decrease npc density on the streets. It is not one of the obvious settings since it is not under Graphics section.

[Dr.Abscondus]

I see everyone here has missed the point. The OP's pc is a laptop. The i7-9750H is a laptop CPU which is why it runs slow. The RTX 2060 in laptops is throttled back by 30% to reduce power consumption and heat generation so of course performance is reduced. The performance of the laptop 2060 is similar to the GTX 1070 found in desktops so the results he's getting are normal.

[lamacra]

Many people think all they have to do is to put in a fancy GPU and all games have to run on ultra. It looks like they have to learn it the hard way that good rams and a cpu that doesn´t bottlenck your GPU is just as important.

[Shift]

Have one with an I7 4790K, can run everything on Ultra at stable 60fps on dlss quality. Hell, can even turn raytracing on and play it at 30fps.

[lamacra]

Publicado originalmente por Shift:

Have one with an I7 4790K, can run everything on Ultra at stable 60fps on dlss quality. Hell, can even turn raytracing on and play it at 30fps.

This is exactly why you should not buy laptops if you want to use them for gaming too.
Gaming = Desktop , because a laptop costs double and gives you half the preformance.

[genadiyrool]

Publicado originalmente por Dr.Abscondus:

I see everyone here has missed the point. The OP's pc is a laptop. The i7-9750H is a laptop CPU which is why it runs slow. The RTX 2060 in laptops is throttled back by 30% to reduce power consumption and heat generation so of course performance is reduced. The performance of the laptop 2060 is similar to the GTX 1070 found in desktops so the results he's getting are normal.

not normal. read my post above