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It "feels absurd"....?
Could you may explain with just a little more detail what your experience is?
One thing I would recommend, is: try one solution, if that does not work, then return to back to how it was before trying another 'solution'.
It is as if I have downgraded my GPU...only I haven't ....
It never happened on this scale for me, and since I have not changeds anything, I can with an almost 99% certainty say that this has something to do with the patch from last week.....
(and the patch from this week don't seem to have solved this....)
Not sure what Resolution you use but @1920x1080, for me, it's not to stressful on video memory (50%)...
...try to tweek your graphic settings as: VSync: On, Triple Buffering: Off, Texture quality: Medium-High, Anisotopic Filtering: Off, Lighting Quality: Low-Medium, Global Illumination Quality: Medium-High, Shadow Quality: Medium, Far Shadow Quality: Low, Screen Space Ambient Occulsion: Medium ...
...LOCK the Advanced Graphic Settings on Vulkan with everything set to Low or Off and the sliders all the way up ...DOWN.
(Note: All the settings that have been hyphened, you're gonna have try multiple combinations for results you're satisfied with.)
If that doesn't work then I have to agree with @ANTI-MASKER™, GeForce Experience may be your best bet
It is a sign that you can't run at the graphics you are currently set, or you can but in certain areas it dumps out a bit. Test in direct x and see if you get fps drops in that area instead.
Screenshots on horse (notice cpu is working a little harder here):
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2211144220
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2211144052
When I dismount my horse cpu usage stabilizes more, so again it could be cpu related here:
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=2211144429
See? Much better now. It's a weird thing tied to this area I think. I don't pop-in though,but it could be related. Run metrics during the pop-in so you can see what your hardware is doing and it might tell you something.
I was playing on these specs at the time:
https://valid.x86.fr/wh0q4l