Hopefully one of these fixes will help your performance in RDR2. On Epic Games Store, go to Settings/Manage Games then 'Additional Command Line Arguments'.

Change Launch Options - Through Rockstar Games Launcher, find Red Dead Redemption 2 and open 'Launch Arguments'.

V-sync/Vertical Refresh can really affect performance.

Turn off V-sync - Either in the graphics settings, or in your Nvidia/Radeon settings we mentioned above.

Lower Water Settings - water effects seem to be the biggest drain on PC FPS right now, so try lowering water quality, and maybe volumetric graphics too while you're at it.

Texture Filtering Quality to 'Performance', and Tessellation Mode to 32x or lower. Change Anti-aliasing and Anisotropic Filtering to 2x. Change Radeon Graphics Card Settings - Go to AMD Radeon Settings/Gaming/Global settings.Then go to 'Manage 3D Settings', choose Red Dead Redemption 2 and add it, then deliberately change the Power Management Mode - either to 'Maximum Performance' or 'Optimal Power', depending on what it's on now. You can also trying opening up your Nvidia Control Panel and choosing 'Performance' under 'Adjust image settings with preview' and 'choose my preference emphasising:'. Change Nvidia Graphics Card Settings - anyone using an Nvidia card should try changing their graphics API from Vulkan to DirectX12, which can help.Both Nvidia and ATI have released new drivers especially to improve RDR2's FPS on PC, so this should be the first thing you do. Update Graphics Drivers - yes, this sounds the dumbest and most obvious thing, but it's the current recommended way to improve performance.Still, here are some options you can do to improve performance: There are numerous fixes players can try to sort out Red Dead Redemption 2 PC performance, but we should point out that none of these are guaranteed fixes - even if Rockstar releases a performance-related patch, there's no guarantee it will help everyone.

Is there a Red Dead Redemption 2 PC performance fix to stop FPS drops?

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