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No current PC supports RDR2 4K Max at 240FPS.

No current PC supports RDR2 4K Max at 240FPS.

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juri1990
Senior Member
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09-03-2023, 08:40 AM
#11
4K resolution at 240 frames per second? The 2080Ti barely manages 60fps in this title. You’ll have to wait another couple of generations. If you chose a more optimized game, the situation changes entirely.
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juri1990
09-03-2023, 08:40 AM #11

4K resolution at 240 frames per second? The 2080Ti barely manages 60fps in this title. You’ll have to wait another couple of generations. If you chose a more optimized game, the situation changes entirely.

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vuur123
Member
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09-05-2023, 02:28 AM
#12
Even with homework that might help, you wouldn't be able to play RDR2 at those configurations since the game engine stops working once your frame rate drops below 120-160 FPS.
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vuur123
09-05-2023, 02:28 AM #12

Even with homework that might help, you wouldn't be able to play RDR2 at those configurations since the game engine stops working once your frame rate drops below 120-160 FPS.

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Atyrio
Junior Member
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09-05-2023, 10:42 PM
#13
I concur that the GPU presents the primary challenge. Although we possess sufficient GPU capacity, we lack the capability to fully leverage it for the 4K 240fps performance required in this title. Achieving those results would likely demand developers implement optimization strategies to efficiently utilize multiple cards while minimizing latency, or it may take several years for a single GPU to reach the necessary performance. There could also be a CPU limitation, necessitating significantly higher clock speeds, increased parallel processing, substantially improved IPC, or a mix of these factors.
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Atyrio
09-05-2023, 10:42 PM #13

I concur that the GPU presents the primary challenge. Although we possess sufficient GPU capacity, we lack the capability to fully leverage it for the 4K 240fps performance required in this title. Achieving those results would likely demand developers implement optimization strategies to efficiently utilize multiple cards while minimizing latency, or it may take several years for a single GPU to reach the necessary performance. There could also be a CPU limitation, necessitating significantly higher clock speeds, increased parallel processing, substantially improved IPC, or a mix of these factors.

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mezaa_eclipse
Member
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09-06-2023, 05:53 AM
#14
The CPU is just as important here, because we're talking about 240 fps. This is EXTREMELY CPU heavy, and no CPU right now is fast enough to deliver 240 fps in every single Game, even in the lowest possible Settings. Let's say you go down to 720p Ultra, the CPU still needs to calculate and deliver 240 fps. It doesn't matter anything, if it's 720p, 4k, or even 16k. If the Target is 240 fps, the CPU Load is exactly the Same (unless there are other factors like object distance etc) You say CPU Load gets lower with higher resolutions only comes from the Fact, that the same GPU will produce LESS FPS in higher resolutions/settings, which means the CPU has to "deliver" less fps --> Less work for CPU. CPU and GPU are independant in their Work. And just, because Resolution is higher, it doesn't mean, that the CPU magically has less work to do.
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mezaa_eclipse
09-06-2023, 05:53 AM #14

The CPU is just as important here, because we're talking about 240 fps. This is EXTREMELY CPU heavy, and no CPU right now is fast enough to deliver 240 fps in every single Game, even in the lowest possible Settings. Let's say you go down to 720p Ultra, the CPU still needs to calculate and deliver 240 fps. It doesn't matter anything, if it's 720p, 4k, or even 16k. If the Target is 240 fps, the CPU Load is exactly the Same (unless there are other factors like object distance etc) You say CPU Load gets lower with higher resolutions only comes from the Fact, that the same GPU will produce LESS FPS in higher resolutions/settings, which means the CPU has to "deliver" less fps --> Less work for CPU. CPU and GPU are independant in their Work. And just, because Resolution is higher, it doesn't mean, that the CPU magically has less work to do.

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SarityJr
Member
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09-07-2023, 10:05 AM
#15
It seems you're suggesting a macramé solution instead. Let me know if you'd like more details!
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SarityJr
09-07-2023, 10:05 AM #15

It seems you're suggesting a macramé solution instead. Let me know if you'd like more details!

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Plattypus
Junior Member
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09-07-2023, 01:34 PM
#16
Maybe reach out to N.A.S.A.
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Plattypus
09-07-2023, 01:34 PM #16

Maybe reach out to N.A.S.A.

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