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you should be over 60 fps at most times. if you want a little more stability then lower ambient occlusion to low and volumetric fog to high.
if you find balanced a bit too blurry then use nvidia filters sharpening.
just tried this advice on my 2700x and 3070, I get 42 min, 65 average, 83 max on benchmark with it
Oh yea I did sorry didn't realize ya said no RT
with no RT I get 53 min, 83 average, 113 max