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The 5600X and 5700XT are way more powerful than the hardware in the Xbox One. It's not even close - you'd get a much higher refresh rate experience. In fact, from what I can find, the Xbox One is limited to 60Hz for a 1440p display - although you'd never get 60fps in RDR2 on an Xbox One. With the 5600X and 5700XT, you can definitely get 60fps if you optimize settings and can go beyond 60fps if your goal is framerate rather than quality.

 

This video by zWORMz shows the 5700XT getting about 60fps at 1440p High settings

 

 

If you use optimized settings recommend by Hardware Unboxed, you can get a better balance of performance and quality:

 

 

The 5600X and 5700XT are way more powerful than the hardware in the Xbox One. It's not even close - you'd get a much higher refresh rate experience. In fact, from what I can find, the Xbox One is limited to 60Hz for a 1440p display - although you'd never get 60fps in RDR2 on an Xbox One. With the 5600X and 5700XT, you can definitely get 60fps if you optimize settings and can go beyond 60fps if your goal is framerate rather than quality.

 

This video by zWORMz shows the 5700XT getting about 60fps at 1440p High settings

 

 

If you use optimized settings recommend by Hardware Unboxed, you can get a better balance of performance and quality:

 

 

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3 minutes ago, YoungBlade said:

The 5600X and 5700XT are way more powerful than the hardware in the Xbox One. It's not even close - you'd get a much higher refresh rate experience. In fact, from what I can find, the Xbox One is limited to 60Hz for a 1440p display - although you'd never get 60fps in RDR2 on an Xbox One. With the 5600X and 5700XT, you can definitely get 60fps if you optimize settings and can go beyond 60fps if your goal is framerate rather than quality.

 

This video by zWORMz shows the 5700XT getting about 60fps at 1440p High settings

 

 

If you use optimized settings recommend by Hardware Unboxed, you can get a better balance of performance and quality:

 

 

for my pc it is then

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