What game setting have high impact on cpu? And what setting have high impact on gpu?

[BeefyTank77]

What will be best setting for rdr2 for a weak cpu 

And powerful gpu

[minibois]

I am not familiar with the settings of this game, but typically the sort of settings that involve CPU are:

1. NPC counts (e.g. density of people)

2. things like grass settings

3. render distance can have an effect too

 

What CPU/GPU combo?

[DankIsnt]

U don’t want to have a poor cpu over a powerful gpu as that causes bottleneck, so I would balance the system. 

[BeefyTank77]

31 minutes ago, minibois said:

I am not familiar with the settings of this game, but typically the sort of settings that involve CPU are:

1. NPC counts (e.g. density of people)

2. things like grass settings

3. render distance can have an effect too

 

What CPU/GPU combo?

I5 2400  8gb ram

gtx 1650

[BeefyTank77]

Just now, Dinesh1 said:

I5 2400 gtx 1650

 

[BeefyTank77]

@Intransigent

[Paul Rudd]

On 11/24/2019 at 10:46 AM, Dinesh1 said:

What game setting have high impact on cpu? And what setting have high impact on gpu?

Depends on the game really. And it's very tough to say. Usually settings that push more VRAM are impacting your GPU more than CPU. For example, here's a chart showing settings using lots of VRAM in GTA 5...

If you'll notice a few settings are not even on here, like Particles, and those are the settings that most likely hit CPU more than GPU and is exactly why I have Particles as low as they'll go in almost every game I play. I like clean air in my games anyway. Don't think that because a setting uses more VRAM that it affects performance either. In GTA 5 for example, textures use the most VRAM yet textures have some of the least affect on performance in the game. Around 1, at most, 2 fps.

On 11/24/2019 at 10:46 AM, Dinesh1 said:

What will be best setting for rdr2 for a weak cpu And powerful gpu

To bump up the graphic settings that use more VRAM and barely affect performance and lower the settings that don't use any VRAM at all. However, this will have to be heavily researched by the gamer for multiple reasons. Hardware, for starters. The game itself as well. These things vary heavily from game to game and from PC to PC.