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NVIDIA DLSS was added in subsequent updates, providing up to an 80% performance boost for RTX users at 4K.
Players can achieve stable performance at 1080p with a mix of medium and high settings.
While build 1311.23 is stable, later official updates from Rockstar Games introduced significant technical leaps:
Improvements to Temporal Anti-Aliasing (TAA) and the addition of AMD FSR helped smooth out jagged edges, though some players still prefer using community mods to further sharpen the image.
Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR2) version is widely regarded as a "gold standard" build by the PC community. This specific version gained significant attention following its release in late 2020 because it offered a highly stable experience for players using mid-range and high-end hardware, such as the GTX 1080 or GTX 1650 . What is Build 1311.23?
Unlike later builds (like 1436.25) which some players claim introduced stuttering or FPS drops, version 1311.23 is often cited for having fewer performance regressions.
The "MULTi13" tag in the keyword refers to the inclusion of within the game files. This is a standard designation in game distributions to signify that the installation supports a global audience without requiring separate language packs. Supported languages typically include English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and several Asian languages. Performance on Legacy Hardware
This era of updates focused on resolving game-breaking issues, such as crashes when entering Single Player or Online modes after a previous system crash.
This period saw the introduction of essential display tools, including the HDR Calibration menu , allowing players to toggle between "Cinematic HDR" and "Game HDR". Understanding "MULTi13"
NVIDIA DLSS was added in subsequent updates, providing up to an 80% performance boost for RTX users at 4K.
Players can achieve stable performance at 1080p with a mix of medium and high settings.
While build 1311.23 is stable, later official updates from Rockstar Games introduced significant technical leaps:
Improvements to Temporal Anti-Aliasing (TAA) and the addition of AMD FSR helped smooth out jagged edges, though some players still prefer using community mods to further sharpen the image.
Red Dead Redemption 2 (RDR2) version is widely regarded as a "gold standard" build by the PC community. This specific version gained significant attention following its release in late 2020 because it offered a highly stable experience for players using mid-range and high-end hardware, such as the GTX 1080 or GTX 1650 . What is Build 1311.23?
Unlike later builds (like 1436.25) which some players claim introduced stuttering or FPS drops, version 1311.23 is often cited for having fewer performance regressions.
The "MULTi13" tag in the keyword refers to the inclusion of within the game files. This is a standard designation in game distributions to signify that the installation supports a global audience without requiring separate language packs. Supported languages typically include English, French, Italian, German, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, Russian, and several Asian languages. Performance on Legacy Hardware
This era of updates focused on resolving game-breaking issues, such as crashes when entering Single Player or Online modes after a previous system crash.
This period saw the introduction of essential display tools, including the HDR Calibration menu , allowing players to toggle between "Cinematic HDR" and "Game HDR". Understanding "MULTi13"