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You've already found it, but you found it when the game was launching.
-ignorePipelineCache -high -cpuLoadRebalancing -useAllAvailableCores
Wipe out the junk cache in this folder:
Documents > Rockstar Games > Red Dead Redemption 2 > Settings
Do not delete the System.XML file in this folder, unless you feel the need, as that will wipe your saved in-game graphics settings.
Click StartMenu > type Graphics Settings > click that to load into that setting panel. Select Classic/Desktop + Browse. Locate and select the RDR2.EXE and then select High Performance GPU
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.540] [DISPLAY] [ 7796] [crashdetection] Reading game exit file...
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.541] [WARNING] [ 7796] [crashdetection] Not found: EXIT_CODE
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.541] [WARNING] [ 7796] [crashdetection] No exit code found in exit file.
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.541] [WARNING] [ 7796] [crashdetection] Not found: ERROR_FILE_HASH
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.541] [DISPLAY] [ 7796] [crashdetection] No additional error information found.
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.541] [WARNING] [ 7796] [crashdetection] Not found: ERROR_MESSAGE
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.541] [DISPLAY] [ 7796] [crashdetection] No additional error message found.
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.541] [DISPLAY] [ 7796] [crashdetection] Deleting game exit file...
[2023-05-31 12:28:55.541] [ ERROR ] [ 7796] [crashdetection] Exit code 0xc000001d indicates a fatal game exit (reason: Unknown Error Code)
Not sure what else to add, I did replace my video card as it had only 3gb. I installed a geforce rtx 3060 with 12gb gddr6. On this most recent install of the game it automatically loaded the vulcan lines so I didn't have to do that.
When you change GPU go into the Rockstar Games folder in Documents and wipe out what's in the RDR2 Settings folder.
Click StartMenu > type Graphics Settings. Click on that to bring up its settings. Click Classic/Desktop + Browse. Locate and select RDR2.EXE and select High Performance 3060
Get rid of all 3rd party AVor 3rd party background apps to rule those as a problem.
Then right click Steam > Run As admin
Once launched and ready, right click Rockstar Launcher > Run As Admin. Once that is ready launch RDR2 from the Rockstar Launcher.
However the NVIDIA 532.03 game ready driver is much better, allowing much more stable gameplay from RDR2 compared to any of the 531.xx drivers
If the game crashes to desktop then you need to go look within Event Viewer > Windows Logs > Applications and see what the issue is. It will be listed in there.
In the future, you never have to go through this uninstall of a game, it's dumb, it's doesn't do anything. Games on steam are just a batch of files, it has zero install process. So what you do if a game has a missing or corrupt game file? You click verify, and wait til that is done. It will cross check your local file checksums and file sizes to that on the Steam servers. If there is a mismatch, the file gets replaced with an original from the servers. This saves you from redownloading the entire game again.
Then you would go to the folders elsewhere outside of the steam folder. Such as the Rockatar Gamea folders that reside within Documents and AppData and remove anything to do with RDR2, SocialClub and Launcher. Along with uninstalling Rockstar SocialClub and Launcher from Settings > Apps (or classic Control Panel > Programs and Features). Then download and install latest version of Rockstar Launcher from the Rockstar SocialClub website.
This plus what I said above in Post#6 should help.
If you still havea crash to desktop issue then it's your software, hardware or driver issues outside of the Game or Launcher that is the culprit
When I returned the game and got my money back the second time the game was uninstalled and I went in and deleted everything from my hard drives dealing with rockstar. Launcher, rdr2, social club etc.
I'm the first to admit I'm not a genius when it comes to digging around in my pc. It's crazy that I've figured out this much. I have never been able to get this game to work and it's always been the same issue. over the last 3 years I have updated the hard drives, the mother board, the video card twice and have maintained the newest drivers.