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Vulkan has way more problems and its selected by default
Edit: To OP, maybe try some lower graphics settings in RDR2, see if that changes anything.
It is for me, Not had had any crashes at all in DX12
Vulkan freezes on me in just the menu settings when I change them so I don't trust it during actual playing
ya could crank them up more yes but even the 3090 can't do this game at max detail with all the advance graphics included
RDR2 is like Crysis 1 was back in the day, gonna take many GPU generations for it to run smoothly
same with a 3060 TI (it sold out in seconds) it was the card I want to replace my 1070
I might even end up waiting for the 4000 series cause from what I seen even Cyberpunk 2077 is just as demanding or even worse then RDR2 is in performance
I spent many hours in the graphics settings to make the graphics for myself. try turning off msaa anti-aliasing. then turn TAA on high.
Textures stop blinking and appear in front of the player.
the whole problem is that msaa anti-aliasing is not finalized in this game and may be completely broken by the developers.
if the picture with TAA seems to you too blurry try to scale the resolution to 1.2 or 1.5
if you are the owner of a 4k monitor, then TAA should not seem blurry to you and scaling is not necessary. I also do not advise you to enable several different anti-aliasing.
I myself play with msaa anti-aliasing (I hate blurring TAA and FXAA)
I have TAA set to medium, TAA sharpening slider set to half way, and then the Nvidia Control Panel Image sharpening set to 1.00 and it looks great like this
don't use resolution scale that will just hurt the performance worse then the game already is, leave it off
I also use this setting (nvidia sharpening) along with the resolution scaling but the picture is also very blurry ..
you can also sharpen TAA in the game settings.
I think the sharpness setting is already a more narrowly focused setting, so I did not describe it in my advice.
I don't think it's worth thinking about the resource cost when using TAA high. TAA consumes very few resources and FXAA too. MSAA consumes most of all this guy played with MSAA + TAA and all that annoyed him was texture glitches. so advice on saving resources vryatli is appropriate here))
unfortunately only on 4k monitors TAA to look satisfactory.