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(I forced on "Adaptive VSYNC" in the NVidia Control Panel back when I had a GTX1080 because it would sometimes drop from 60FPS to 30FPS in a split second making the game feel far more sluggish. After forcing Adaptive VSYNC I would drop to the 50-59FPS range and just get SCREEN TEARING due to VSYNC being off but not the massive lag increase.)
For Xe-G7 graphics the optimal settings first depend on whether or not you have Freesync/VRR capability. If you do then you'd want to aim for 40FPS as VSYNC shouldn't be working as I describe above. (40FPS as it's a nice balance between lag and better graphics)
Otherwise, if you had a typical, non-VRR/Freesync 60Hz display I would probably mess around with the resolution and game settings (1080p medium?) until you can maintain 30FPS VSYNC'd (assuming it's smooth enough).
Probably not a great game to play with that hardware though.
After the Rockstar Launcher update, a bunch of my Rockstar games had their game settings screwed up... for some reason I can't change Max Payne 3 back to Fullscreen as the settings won't take. Trying to fix that now.
GTAV had the same issue but Borderless Windowed took so I'm not stuck in Windowed mode. No idea what's going on.