Red Dead Redemption can hit 60fps on Nintendo Switch 

Still haven't for RDR2, so get mad and don't hold your breath.

Keep in mind it's the same company that removed 90% of cars in GTA Online and locked them behind a subscription. On PC they straight up removed them from the game, I have to use hacks to get my cars back.

​@@masterkamen371what??? For real?

even if it isn't possible on switch it should be on ps4

@@leftindarkness870 Exactly! Just saying it would be even more of a kick in the teeth if modders can get 60 on a handheld but actual developers won’t on much more capable hardware 😂

sounds like it would get you some silly battery drain speed and possible risk battery health as well

Or 4ifir, its better

Please consider using 4IFIR to increase overclocking capabilities of your Switch console. It's a much better solution than anything else available for Switch.

​@@rs10269kefir better (i don't have hacked Switch)

​@@marshallr.8121why does risk matter? when overclocking the end user holds all responsibility, if you break your switch that's on you, not the tool

We're witnessing the late stage of a console's life span, where developers have figured out the hardware and can release impressive games.

very correct. you see this a lot in PC games and it's sad that it's trickling down into consoles

people forget that gta 5 ran on 256mb of ram

my professor at university told me that the world is coming to its limit in term of material, and what people would do is focus on improving and innovating what are already developed.

​@@namduonghoang2931next stage would be the metamerials, they're coming and the future will be crazy different with them implemented in all parts of society. If you don't know what metamaterial is, look it up, it's interesting

it's faster on the switch emulator than on xenia? hm, i kinda want to see a comparison. hmm... i found a video. it's a lot less demanding on the gpu, but a bit more on the cpu, if you use yuzu over xenia. overall in 1440p it performed significantly better on xenia using a ryzen 7700 and a rtx 4070, but it was using like twice as much power

Watch specks needed to achive in RDR 60 fps at 2k or 1080p with same graphic

Normal people: Shut up. There's nothing illegal about that. I can do whatever I want with the product I bought. It's called capitalism aka free market.

​@@s2601dI have a GTX 1080 Ti coupled with a i5-13600K. It run flawlessly at 60FPS at 1440P. CPU usage around 30% and GPU around 50-60%. I hope this helps.

​@@GraveUypoI imagine the remaster used some new graphic instructions and scaled the CPU load to take advantage of the multiple cores, goes to show how things can still be improved even after all this time

Yeah this is like the PC port we never got. Runs like a dream, the only downside is that the shadows resolution is slightly worse compared to the 360 and PS3 version. The Switch version also has very low anisotropic filtering but that can be set to whatever you want in the emulator.

I was wondering about that, nice!

@@thebaffman4898 Fortunately, shadows are something, that can be forced to render in higher resolution with hacks, that community will surely provide in the near future.

@@patrxgt9691 Yeah mods/hacks are bound to come,look at zelda botw. I have already been playing with ryujinx at 4K 60FPS and it's pretty decent so far.

Yep it also runs great on Steam Deck via Yuzu. Docked on Vulkan it is between 25-35 fps in busy areas and towns, while going out to the big open areas gets between 45-60 fps. It ran decently on OGL but with more of a hit in the town/busy areas (~15-20fps) but otherwise was ~35-60fps. I played OGL before the Vulkan fix and it was still enjoyable other than needing to "look down" in the town 😂. In case anyone is wondering, the FPS will go over 30 fps after unlocking the framerate lock (Ctrl+U hotkey) and in that case the framerate will max it out 65fps, but usually 60 fps including on more powerful hardware (mine being RTX 3070 and Ryzen 9)

I love seeing it too. Honestly I know the homebrew community is gonna go crazy when the switch is replaced by nintendos next gen console so I’m pretty excited to see how that goes in the future

Congrats on winning the Silicon Lottery!

I tried installing 4IFIR but it crashes on boot. tried fix archive and disabling sysmodules on boot to no avail. Currently just running switch-oc-suite with 1100mv on cpu. v1 erista

@@silverywingsagain Very lucky, my OLED either has an Antmosphere crash dump or the game locks up the system entirely and have to shut it down with long power button press if I go near anything 2400mhz on the RAM.

No it doesn't. 30 fps on 1080p? That's a joke even if it's a big 3rd person game on Switch.

30fps for a 13 years old game from a previous generation, no I don't call that "running great".

@@adolchristin9837 I mean considering the switch is essentially just a pretty decent Android tablet, I would say the fact that this is essentially a full PS3 Xbox 360 game running how it was supposed to be, is really good

@@LETxMYxNUTSxGO PS3 and Xbox 360 being respectively from 2007 and 2005, that's kind of sad.

@@Venomonomonom I'm 10 hours in on Undead nightmare on the switch and it's running buttery smooth. Maybe invest in some glasses?

Switch (mariko) literally can run all native games on 60fps.

​@@NeomoonbugI don't know about that. There's only so high the clockspeeds can go and some games demand more than what's available for 60fps. That is unless there's something new in the homebrew scene that I missed.

​@@Neomoonbuglol no Good luck overclocking until you reach 60fps on TotK or Doom (who had a hard cap). On emulators sure, but on real hardware no chance

​@@Nezuh.k Funny you say that...

The game is in handheld mode and the system is in docked (PLUS!) mode.

The trick here is to use the maximum clocks for everything while game is running in the handheld mode (720p resolution) so it can reach the 60 fps mark. In the docked mode, the game goes up to 1080p so it's harder to get 60 fps. Meanwhile, you can always run the game in handheld mode while the console itself is docked. You can do that with the Reverse-NX-RT homebrew that MVG shows at 4:15. This way you'll get a 720p (handheld resolution) running at 60 fps while playing on TV. Consider it as a performance/quality toggle - you just dock your switch to your TV and you can switch between two performance modes that differ in resolution. It even works backwards. You can run a game in a docked mode while actually playing in handheld - you'll get a batter graphics this way. It is a great way to improve picture quality to it's max in the impossible ports, like Doom Ethernal - docked game mode operates at 720p resolution, so you can overclock your switch, set the game to work in docked mode and play it on the switch's screen. This way you'll get a 720p resolution on a 720p screen instead of 360p-540p that Doom Ethernal operates in the handheld mode without any hacking. BTW, the Mariko switches (those that released in 2019 and got improved battery life) might be able to go even further and get 60 fps even in a 1080p (docked game mode) in RDR, but it will depend on "how overclockable" your specific switch is.

The resolution is lower so more frames can be achieved

At this point, nintendo should provide performance mode (docked mode clockspeed) for handheld mode. with alert that it might drain battery and slightly warmer temp.

​@@izcondoralexander They will never do that since it may cause a ton of problems. Specially for the old switches with the worn down batteries - it'll be the same problem that iPhone 6 had with it's "Battery gate". But that's not all. Yes, Switch's hardware is working in a really conservative mode but it is required to make sure all 130 millions of the sold switches (specially the old Erista ones) are working well. If Nintendo suddenly decides to allow all the Switches to work on higher clocks, they'll end up with a million or two broken switches right away. And then the "update killed my switch" lawsuits will follow. So again, Nintendo will never go for any changes in the how the console operates, specially this late in the generation.

🤣

Should add take 2 to that sentence

TakeTwo is the one responsible for these decisions tho.

I'm just glad it wasn't another GTA remaster disaster cause I hold rdr1 very near and dear to my heart! That price though, greedy jerks.

It's irritating because Rockstar sold the highest selling video game of the time (and if not, I think the highest selling copy of any medium?). The don't have to cheap out, so it's frustrating when it does.

CTR would be perfect for a next gen patch on PS5 and Series X.

Why the hell is CTR capped at 30 on PS4. Makes no sense

There's also been a recent hack for 60fps CTR on PS5 too. Really disappointing that Activision intends on keeping it 30fps officially with no next-gen patch or PC port.

probably because they actually had to put effort in to port and get it running on switch

​@@stipe1615Bingo. Look at what they used to do with coding in the 90s. Entire 700mb PlayStation games put on a N64 60mb cartridge. Insane.

​@@shawnd567and let's not forget the consoles like the PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 only had a total of 512 MB for RAM

I would say that's bc of good engine.

I'd hope. The PS3 and Xbox versions are made for consoles that don't even have 1gb of ram.

Unless you can refresh the screen at 45 or 90 Hz, that's going to jitter like crazy, or tear like crazy without v-sync.

@@joesterling4299 I beg to differ. I've been playing the game on handheld for more than three sessions now (around 10 hours of gameplay) and the game itself has not exhibited any signs of jitter nor tearing. In fact, it's like playing a game on Steam Deck locked at a custom 40fps. I know it's a weird framerate to settle on, but it does makes playing the game feel significantly better.

@@bananachild1936 Yes because Steam Deck screen actually support 40hz refresh, so you can have vsync 40fps without tearing or stuttering. The switch screen is 60hz only. So to have no tearing or stutters you need to render at 60 or 30 (in which case each frame is display for 2 refresh). At 45 fps with vsync engaged you have 1 frame displayed for 1 refresh then the next one for 2 refresh, and repeat (frame 1 22 3 44 5 66 7 88 9 etc). It should be very juddery... Or screentear everywhere if no vsync engaged.

I was just messing around with a 40fps lock on my 120hz OLED and it feels just as smooth as you would hope from 60 but at 1080p and no hitching

​@@devan_danger40fps on 120hz is fine because 40 evenly divides into 120 (each frame is displayed 3 times). This is why some PS5 games have an official 40fps mode if you have a 120hz display connected.

Let's just hope that next gen switch will be at least possible to mod quickly after release. Until then I'm staying with current switch, still have too many games to play.

Nah, they would've had 60 FPS on PlayStation if they wanted to do anything like that

@@hemny984 you mean like a PS5 version? i mean ik this game could probably hit 60 even on ps4 but you never know they could just release 60fps versions LATER and on next gen only to milk more sales.

​@@sirwalkboyThey still haven't done it with 2, so don't hold your breath.

@@ps3beatswii i never said they'd do it SOON, but i feel like with the way they did gta 5 next gen ports they gotta to do it with rdr2 at SOME point. i assume rockstar's fully focused on gta 6 since their recent releases are all outsourced, so if i'll hold my breath for anything it'll be AFTER gta 6 comes out (but thats IF it comes out lol)

"Guarantee", you're killing me 😂

TakeTwo has always been a bit weird about PC ports. It is coming within a year or two.

I'm playing it with ryunjinx 8k, 60fps

​@@23dziubatydoes switch version has advantage over Xenia version ..?

@@ShrekShrooms yes

​@@23dziubatyin what sense?

Bro i can’t download 4ifir can u help me

Google overclocked Nintendo switch

W man

I'm playing it with ryunjinx 8k, 60fps

@@23dziubaty Are there any glitches?

it can run even BEYOND the official tegra clocks with the STOCK fan. Just don't use the sys-clk or oc suite, use 4ifir instead

@@SavinSnails I can understand for handheld mode and conservation of battery life but man docked mode is inexcusable to me when the Nvidia Shield itself was a little beast in it's day. What it offers that Nintendo gimps is such a shame how down clocked it is across the board.

@@ZeitGeist_TVThe Switch fully clocked was matching the Snapdragon 865 in raw performance. Keep in mind that is a high end mobile SOC from 2020 and the Switch SOC is from 2014.

Wow, it can run a 13 year old game. The Switch hardware was dated at launch. By the end of the PS3/360 generation GTA 5 had been released. Now THAT is a demanding game, and conspicuously it hasn't been ported to the Switch.

I’ve been wanting to try Yuzu; but I feel like your gonna need a high end PC rather than a dell i5 laptop.

​@enzhymez Yes, you'll need atleast a 1080 paired with an i7 8th gen or above for a somewhat decent experience.

​@@coochie8670you talking ketchup like a big wally

What if I was just happy with 720p 60fps? What kind of specs would I need for that? Hell I'd even take 720p with an unlocked framerate.

​@@nickwillard4471Switch emulation is more CPU dependent than GPU dependent. Just try it out

I'm playing it with ryunjinx 8k, 60fps

Not just you - Me (and some of my friends as well) also hear it.

I'm playing it with ryunjinx 8k, 60fps

Cooler3d is a selfish clown

Whether something is deemed "fair" or not is irrelevant. Being fair in this cutthroat industry is the name of the game. Nothing fair about it. How old are you, young buck?

I'm playing it with ryunjinx 8k, 60fps

The switch is basically about the battery life and quality HOWEVER I don't know why they didn't do it for the PS4 considering that it can run GTA 5 1080p 30 FPS with graphics miles ahead of it's still good old gen

The normal overclocking is safe for the Switch (which is severely underclocked)

I saw someone replace the case with an aluminum back. That's probably as good as it gets

there are phone coolers

It still stutters on my One X, so probably not

Probably the physics... its why speed runners of Half Life and Half Life 2 try to get 200 frames to do those insane jumps

As shown in the video, it struggles to get past 40fps without overclocking. As far as the Switch version goes, 30fps was the right call. (Though I think every game should have an option to uncap, just in case there's a Pro model or backwards compatibility later on.) For PS4, though, there's really no excuse. Unless RDR only runs on 3 cores, and it can't be split up better, and the PS4's potato CPU is completely saturated at ~30fps already, but I doubt it.

I'm use 4ifir and play at 60fps in dock mode. See no problems with gameplay🤠

Because it would of been pointless. It would of required a larger battery and much better cooling to get the same results. The Tegra X1 was underclocked to preserve battery life and to better keep the switch cool in docked mode. Also a switch Pro is stupid

Its probably in the works as we speak right now

Learn english

Nope just you

Cant hear any. Check your headphone settings or something.

Hm, alright. I thought I didn't hear it in any other videos, but I'll check everything over anyway.

@@walllable I'd suggest that you check your headphones that happens with cheap headphones

tested with multiple headphones (hd-6xx's, samson sr850's, and some crappy $10 earbuds) and multiple devices (desktop, phone, laptop) and it was somehow more audible on the shitty earbuds and it's not there on other videos either, am i being haunted by some petty poltergeist or something As an aside it sounds most noticeable when he ends a sentence, particularly during the first 20 seconds or so