Graphic settings

[SportBetMulit]

If anyone could help me with graphic settings for red dead redemption 2 on pc, I have TAA on medium should I have FXAA on as well is there any difference between the two?

[AC Denton]

How would we know? It's your PC.

[SportBetMulit]

Just wondering what most people use..

[pike]

why not try it and see if you like it , doesnt matter what others are doing, you dont see their game , they dont see yours

[SportBetMulit]

I know I was just curious as if people bothered using FXAA or not

[JuiceWSA]

Originally posted by SportBetMulit:

If anyone could help me with graphic settings for red dead redemption 2 on pc, I have TAA on medium should I have FXAA on as well is there any difference between the two?

Those two settings will have an impact on 'the horse hair uglies', but as Neru mentioned - it's a real FPS killer - if you don't have the horsepower.

You fiddle - you look - you decide.

Me? It eliminated 'the horse hair uglies'.
It was also like chaining an anchor around the FPS and shoving them overboard.

I decided I can live with 'the horse hair uglies' - if it means 40 more fps - and it does.

[SportBetMulit]

Originally posted by JuiceWSA:

Originally posted by SportBetMulit:

If anyone could help me with graphic settings for red dead redemption 2 on pc, I have TAA on medium should I have FXAA on as well is there any difference between the two?

Those two settings will have an impact on 'the horse hair uglies', but as Neru mentioned - it's a real FPS killer - if you don't have the horsepower.

You fiddle - you look - you decide.

Me? It eliminated 'the horse hair uglies'.
It was also like chaining an anchor around the FPS and shoving them overboard.

I decided I can live with 'the horse hair uglies' - if it means 40 more fps - and it does.

Which setting got rid of the “horse hair uglies”?

[Shodan]

Use these 2 videos for reference:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=385eG1IEZMU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3xQ33Cq4CE

Basically, those guys tested each setting, its impact on graphics and performance, then came up with the most efficient settings for best graphics with minimal performance hits.

Look up similar stuff elsewhere to have a better idea, always better to have multiple sources than just once. Find out which settings are the most taxing for the GPU and the CPU and get rid of them. As far as I know, the overall reflections, all water stuff and tree tessellation are some of the most taxing settings.

Just mess around with settings and run the benchmark mode in settings each time you change something to see the effect. Keep doing that until you get stable 60 fps in all scenes in the benchmark, if that's even possible with your hardware. If not, well, as close to 60 as possible anyway.

My GPU is pretty good (my old one died so I had to upgrade, that's why), my CPU is not, and this means that I would get pretty much equal fps on all the lowest settings as I do now with much higher settings than the lowest. It's because my CPU is not good enough to give me 60 fps in Saint Denis no matter what, but the GPU is doing just fine, that's why I can have great graphics and lowering all settings wouldn't increase fps at all.

So, just mess around with settings and use the videos above to have a better idea of what to mess with.

[Zombits]

Your hardware makes zero difference on a demanding game like rdr2.

depends if you prefer fluidity OR like to watch quality of fingernails and flowers during firefights

[mlmcdougal]

Originally posted by Zombits:

Your hardware makes zero difference on a demanding game like rdr2.

depends if you prefer fluidity OR like to watch quality of fingernails and flowers during firefights

LOL, With the right hardware you can actually have both

[The MidgetCrusader69]

I have 3090 with 12900K and i found the best settings in 1440P game looks amazing and in great FPS love it!

[Anewbous]

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