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List your system specs if you want a honest opinion of how it should run on your PC instead of picking some random game as a reference.
My guess is you have 16gb of memory and a video card with 8gb or less or vram and likely a not great CPU. That does not cut it.
And then there are several drivers from Nvidia that had problems also that would introduce other issues.
But your post is 15 FPS then you get a simple answer.
the problem is in fact my 8gb of vram, im not limited by cpu and neither ram, which only reaches 9 to 10gb.
i did manage to find a solution by disabling the forced on lumen. but if devs did their job i could easily run this game at medium high and 90fps.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/2623190/discussions/0/553490771730235890/
i made the post not because i needed technical support, but to bring light to how terribly optimized this game is, so hopefully the community will push bethesda to release a proper optimization update.
there's some open areas in re4 and it still runs at stable 120fps.
i know they're different engines, but it's not like anybody forced bethesda to use ue5. they deserve the criticism. also let's keep in mind that this engine is only handling the graphics and literally nothing else. ue5 is bad, i've also played other badly optimized ue5 games, but none ran this crap. so something's very wrong, clearly.