Red Dead Redemption 2

Yeah, I do find comments stating the game should run better at ultra a bit odd. Like these settings are in somehow universal across all games. Surely its a judgement on whether you think the performance is good enough for how the game actually looks. Now I'm not necessarrily saying it does look outstanding enough for the lowish fps some people are getting, but there is still no point in "should run better than 60 fps at 4K in Ultra with x hardware"

I think the problem is not with "ultra should run 60fps@4k on a 2080ti", but rather "the image quality gain by using ultra doesn't justify the pefromance penalty (I would dare say is not justified by far)". Also talking about Ultra and Crysis 2, what should be understand from that tweet, that on ultra they overtesselate and use settings with no visual feedback just for the sake of doing it? I mean getting 27fps in a scenario with water physics to maxium and one step down shots the fps to 37fps (37% increase), with nothing easy to spot visually is ... funny. :)

Don't get me wrong, the game does look nice and probably up to some point the harwdware required to run it is justified, but beyong a certain point...
 
I really hate the gun reel.
And you have to keep a key down to do things.

You can tell it was made for a console.
 
If I were to flog my 1070 at some point and get a 2070S, how much of a bottleneck would I be looking at @1440p with a 4790k?

Can also look for a 1080Ti but noticed they aren't really much cheaper.

I think it's the only way I'm going to double-dip as I don't think I'll get satisfactory performance on a 1070. Not talking Ultra but high-ish settings that stay at 60fps while looking noticeably better than PS4 Pro.
 
I dont use the gun wheel, I use keybinds instead of the wheel but the holding a key down is a touch annoying

To be fair rockstar was close to ditching PC gta5 and then the entire mod ban thing. After this launch I reckon rockstar will be looking at delaying PC launches to 2 years instead of one
 
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