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Sadly neither R* or Nvidia seem to want to address the issue/s.
You can turn off the notifications in one of the settings menu's, I don't recall which but I think that may also interfere with other notifications like the presence of legendary animals etc.
You're best to google that.
Edit - You're better off staying Fullscreen rather than Windowed but if for whatever reason that's not an option then if your card supports it use an earlier pre September driver.
I'm using 516.94 and I've not yet received the spurious low video message on Fullscreen and only once when windowed.
Yeah since i don't recall seeing this issue when red dead online launched on steam played it on pc for 1 year seemed like everything is ok there were stutters but since now it seems that there are some patches for performance when last time i played and the game runs smoothly sometimes dips below 60 but rarely and overall cant see any stutters dx12 seems to removed the message but again gotta keep playing to check if this is the same case for those people that could fix it to
Go to your Steam installation folder, check "Date Modified" and you will see new FSR files were added and a few original files were "updated" in September.
Sent me halfway mental when this message started appearing after 1300 odd hours of trouble free gaming in the same world with a relatively new PC.
In DX12 you'd get a pop-up from WinOS saying out of memory. I generally don't have the issue after setting a Windows PageFile to my OS SDD as 32GB min and max. The issue with always having RDR2 say running low on VRAM in built into the game popup system, it cant be turned off. All you can do if you run it under Vulkan is either lower the visual settings or restart the game more often.
Also many have issues because Windows GameMode is enabled, disable that. While it works OK for some games it doesn't work good with games like GTA 4, 5, TRILOGY; RDR2; TOmb Raider 2016, Rise or TR, Shadow of TR...