
Rockstar Games
A story-driven open-world action adventure set in the final years of the American frontier. Players follow outlaw Arthur Morgan through exploration, gunfights, hunting and the evolving relationships of the Van der Linde gang.
Atlas Score
Benchmark results
17
Published presets
6
Published benchmarks
17
Tested devices
4
Performance status
Benchmark results available
Atlas notes
Red Dead Redemption 2 has 17 published benchmarks. Compare the graphics profile, resolution, power mode and source for each result. Results from different test conditions are not a single performance rating for the game.
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GamersNexus tested Red Dead Redemption 2 on the MSI Claw A1M Core Ultra 7 155H in its stock Super Battery profile on battery (DC PL1 20W / PL2 20W). The benchmark used 1280 × 720, Vulkan and the Favor Performance in-game preset, while framerate caps and variable-refresh features were disabled and tearing was allowed. The named global preset is directly selectable; GamersNexus did not separately expand every individual sub-setting. Its earlier write-up of the same 720p Favor Performance benchmark explicitly states that the test runs without help from upscaling. The published chart reports 55.0 FPS average, a 35.3 FPS 1% low and a 28.2 FPS 0.1% low. VRAM allocation, exact driver and OS builds, test route, capture tool, capture duration and run count were not published and remain unspecified.
Best for
portable play where lower power draw and longer battery life matter most
Resolution
1280 × 720
TDP
20W
Average
55 FPS
1% Low
35.3 FPS
GamersNexus tested Red Dead Redemption 2 on the MSI Claw A1M Core Ultra 7 155H in its stock Balanced profile on battery (DC PL1 30W / PL2 30W). The benchmark used 1280 × 720, Vulkan and the Favor Performance in-game preset, while framerate caps and variable-refresh features were disabled and tearing was allowed. The named global preset is directly selectable; GamersNexus did not separately expand every individual sub-setting. Its earlier write-up of the same 720p Favor Performance benchmark explicitly states that the test runs without help from upscaling. The published chart reports 61.4 FPS average, a 41.1 FPS 1% low and a 36.7 FPS 0.1% low. VRAM allocation, exact driver and OS builds, test route, capture tool, capture duration and run count were not published and remain unspecified.
Best for
players who want a stable middle ground between image quality and smoothness
Resolution
1280 × 720
TDP
30W
Average
GamersNexus tested Red Dead Redemption 2 on the MSI Claw A1M Core Ultra 7 155H in its stock Performance (Extreme Performance) profile on battery (DC PL1 35W / PL2 35W). The benchmark used 1280 × 720, Vulkan and the Favor Performance in-game preset, while framerate caps and variable-refresh features were disabled and tearing was allowed. The named global preset is directly selectable; GamersNexus did not separately expand every individual sub-setting. Its earlier write-up of the same 720p Favor Performance benchmark explicitly states that the test runs without help from upscaling. The published chart reports 61.9 FPS average, a 42.0 FPS 1% low and a 36.7 FPS 0.1% low. VRAM allocation, exact driver and OS builds, test route, capture tool, capture duration and run count were not published and remain unspecified.
Best for
players who prioritize responsiveness and the highest practical frame rate
Resolution
1280 × 720
TDP
35W
Average
GamersNexus tested Red Dead Redemption 2 on the ASUS ROG Ally Z1 Extreme in its stock Silent profile on battery (Stock Silent 10W). The benchmark used 1280 × 720, Vulkan and the Favor Performance in-game preset, while framerate caps and variable-refresh features were disabled and tearing was allowed. The named global preset is directly selectable; GamersNexus did not separately expand every individual sub-setting. Its earlier write-up of the same 720p Favor Performance benchmark explicitly states that the test runs without help from upscaling. The published chart reports 24.3 FPS average, a 15.1 FPS 1% low and a 10.8 FPS 0.1% low. VRAM allocation, exact driver and OS builds, test route, capture tool, capture duration and run count were not published and remain unspecified.
Best for
portable play where lower power draw and longer battery life matter most
Resolution
1280 × 720
TDP
10W
Average
GamersNexus tested Red Dead Redemption 2 on the ASUS ROG Ally Z1 Extreme in its stock Performance profile on battery (Stock Performance 15W). The benchmark used 1280 × 720, Vulkan and the Favor Performance in-game preset, while framerate caps and variable-refresh features were disabled and tearing was allowed. The named global preset is directly selectable; GamersNexus did not separately expand every individual sub-setting. Its earlier write-up of the same 720p Favor Performance benchmark explicitly states that the test runs without help from upscaling. The published chart reports 58.0 FPS average, a 36.5 FPS 1% low and a 34.1 FPS 0.1% low. VRAM allocation, exact driver and OS builds, test route, capture tool, capture duration and run count were not published and remain unspecified.
Best for
players who want a stable middle ground between image quality and smoothness
Resolution
1280 × 720
TDP
15W
Average
GamersNexus tested Red Dead Redemption 2 on the ASUS ROG Ally Z1 Extreme in its stock Turbo profile on battery (Stock Turbo 25W). The benchmark used 1280 × 720, Vulkan and the Favor Performance in-game preset, while framerate caps and variable-refresh features were disabled and tearing was allowed. The named global preset is directly selectable; GamersNexus did not separately expand every individual sub-setting. Its earlier write-up of the same 720p Favor Performance benchmark explicitly states that the test runs without help from upscaling. The published chart reports 65.9 FPS average, a 42.2 FPS 1% low and a 32.9 FPS 0.1% low. VRAM allocation, exact driver and OS builds, test route, capture tool, capture duration and run count were not published and remain unspecified.
Best for
players who prioritize responsiveness and the highest practical frame rate
Resolution
1280 × 720
TDP
25W
Average
Performance data
External benchmark · GamersNexus — Steve Burke and Patrick Lathan
Average FPS
53
See the test notes for reported graphics settings.
Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 13, 2026
Historical GamersNexus Steam Deck OLED test batch. The video was originally published February 23, 2024 and the written review followed April 4, 2024; the exact hardware test date was not published. Tested on the Steam Deck OLED 1TB on battery at 1280 × 720 using Vulkan and the upper-end Favor Performance preset, with no upscaling. All framerate caps were disabled and tearing was allowed. The matching chart reports 53.0 FPS average, 36.9 FPS 1% low and 33.1 FPS 0.1% low. The Steam Deck used its stock power management; the source lists a 4–15W APU range but does not report a fixed per-test wattage. Exact per-option settings, VRAM allocation, SteamOS build, capture tool, capture duration and run count remain unavailable. This is an older, separate test batch and not a September 2026 retest.
Source checked Sep 13, 2026. Checking a source is not a new performance test.
Average FPS
43
See the test notes for reported graphics settings.
Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 8, 2026
Historical comparison: video 2024-04-14; article 2024-05-02. Device: ROG Ally Z1 Extreme. Settings: Vulkan; Favor Performance preset. Upscaling is not separately documented. FPS caps and VRR disabled; tearing allowed. Stock manufacturer power profile: 30W (Turbo; wall power). Wall-powered tests used a fully charged battery. Evidence: matching 1080p chart and device/profile row in the linked review, visually verified. Average 43 FPS; 1% low 26.5 FPS; 0.1% low 23.2 FPS. Full individual graphics menu, VRAM allocation, exact test date, capture duration, run count and software builds are not documented. Frame-generation setting is not separately stated. Missing measurements remain blank; source checking is not a new hardware test.
Average FPS
41.1
See the test notes for reported graphics settings.
Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 8, 2026
Historical comparison: video 2024-04-14; article 2024-05-02. Device: MSI Claw A1M Core Ultra 7 155H. Settings: Vulkan; Favor Performance preset. Upscaling is not separately documented. FPS caps and VRR disabled; tearing allowed. Stock manufacturer power profile: 35W (Performance; battery; PL1/PL2 35W). Wall-powered tests used a fully charged battery. Evidence: matching 1080p chart and device/profile row in the linked review, visually verified. Average 41.1 FPS; 1% low 30.8 FPS; 0.1% low 28.9 FPS. Full individual graphics menu, VRAM allocation, exact test date, capture duration, run count and software builds are not documented. Frame-generation setting is not separately stated. Missing measurements remain blank; source checking is not a new hardware test.
Average FPS
42.9
See the test notes for reported graphics settings.
Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 8, 2026
Historical comparison: video 2024-04-14; article 2024-05-02. Device: Legion Go Z1 Extreme. Settings: Vulkan; Favor Performance preset. Upscaling is not separately documented. FPS caps and VRR disabled; tearing allowed. Stock manufacturer power profile: Performance (wall power; wattage not specified). Wall-powered tests used a fully charged battery. Evidence: matching 1080p chart and device/profile row in the linked review, visually verified. Average 42.9 FPS; 1% low 27 FPS; 0.1% low 24.7 FPS. Full individual graphics menu, VRAM allocation, exact test date, capture duration, run count and software builds are not documented. Frame-generation setting is not separately stated. Missing measurements remain blank; source checking is not a new hardware test.
Average FPS
42.3
See the test notes for reported graphics settings.
Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 8, 2026
Historical comparison: video 2024-04-14; article 2024-05-02. Device: Legion Go Z1 Extreme. Settings: Vulkan; Favor Performance preset. Upscaling is not separately documented. FPS caps and VRR disabled; tearing allowed. Stock manufacturer power profile: Performance (battery; wattage not specified). Wall-powered tests used a fully charged battery. Evidence: matching 1080p chart and device/profile row in the linked review, visually verified. Average 42.3 FPS; 1% low 26.7 FPS; 0.1% low 22.9 FPS. Full individual graphics menu, VRAM allocation, exact test date, capture duration, run count and software builds are not documented. Frame-generation setting is not separately stated. Missing measurements remain blank; source checking is not a new hardware test.
Average FPS
38.1
See the test notes for reported graphics settings.
Test date not reported · Added to Atlas Sep 8, 2026
Historical comparison: video 2024-04-14; article 2024-05-02. Device: MSI Claw A1M Core Ultra 7 155H. Settings: Vulkan; Favor Performance preset. Upscaling is not separately documented. FPS caps and VRR disabled; tearing allowed. Stock manufacturer power profile: 43W PL1 / 45W PL2 (Performance; wall power). Wall-powered tests used a fully charged battery. Evidence: matching 1080p chart and device/profile row in the linked review, visually verified. Average 38.1 FPS; 1% low 29.2 FPS; 0.1% low 25.5 FPS. Full individual graphics menu, VRAM allocation, exact test date, capture duration, run count and software builds are not documented. Frame-generation setting is not separately stated. Missing measurements remain blank; source checking is not a new hardware test.
61.4 FPS
1% Low
41.1 FPS
61.9 FPS
1% Low
42 FPS
24.3 FPS
1% Low
15.1 FPS
58 FPS
1% Low
36.5 FPS
65.9 FPS
1% Low
42.2 FPS
Source checked Sep 8, 2026. Checking a source is not a new performance test.
Source checked Sep 8, 2026. Checking a source is not a new performance test.
Source checked Sep 8, 2026. Checking a source is not a new performance test.
Source checked Sep 8, 2026. Checking a source is not a new performance test.
Source checked Sep 8, 2026. Checking a source is not a new performance test.