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However you can go and download a different version of the DLSS DLL and then rename the one the game comes with and use different version of the DLL file. As this can change the quality and/or performance of DLSS itself within the game.
Not a huge deal though, even if you have RTX 4070 you should be able to have both ultra quality + decent FPS @ 4K in this game.
Regardless, as long as you can maintain 60+ FPS then you're fine. I don't see what there would be to complain about.
If you're on a 3080 or higher you really shouldn't ever need to use DLSS, at least not in RDR2. Game looks much better without any DLSS/FSR applied.