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https://steamcommunity.com/app/1203620/discussions/0/4142816460195782925/
super tl;dr: disable e-cores and overclocking of CPU
The camera movement feels as if you are playing on 60fps on a 144hz or higher screen, just really sluggish. Either way they are 100% looking into this.
"The game client can sometimes feel limited to 60FPS despite running at higher framerates (fps counter)
Sometimes players can feel like their client is limited to significantly lower framerates than it should be. I.E camera movements feeling like they are 60fps, even though the game is running at 200. This issue is known by the team and we are actively investigating, this was not intentional nor is it an engine limitation. In the meantime, some players have reported that manually limiting the game client to 60FPS can actually make the client feel smoother, if you are personally impacted by this issue."