Good morning, I'm contacting you here regarding GTA V Enhanced. There's a major performance issue with ray tracing for the Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition graphics card, and it's a serious problem.
I hope you will do something for the users or players; I understand the situation of the driver engineers, but this is getting interesting. Very, very poor performance for Intel Arc graphics, all models in the A series.
I don't think it's our problem; it's a problem due to a lack of improvements and driver fixes regarding ray tracing optimization. I'm getting unplayable performance with ray tracing.
I'm going to send you the performance data from both CapFrameX and videos. I'm sure you're laughing at us or this is a scam. And I think it's time to get serious, and I'm going to be very, very serious with you. This is over. I'm playing a freaking GTA V Enhanced game with very high ray tracing at 2K resolution 2560x1440. I've already tried several resolutions and I can't even get past 60 FPS.
Well, I think you know about another request, where I still haven't seen any performance improvements. And that Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition graphics card, is it superior to or equivalent to the RTX 4060? Okay, I can imagine that the Arc A770 is 3% better than the RTX 4060, just a little.
But that little bit should be enough power to handle Ray Tracing at maximum quality with 2K resolution. It's capable, and more than capable, can easily exceed 60+ FPS, and can even reach higher. And it's no longer a hardware performance issue with the computer; that's your problem.
The top-of-the-line graphics cards are the Arc B580 12GB and A770 16GB. These two graphics cards are capable of outperforming, although obviously their architectures are different.
I've seen videos where the famous RTX 4060, Nvidia's queen, runs ray tracing at a maximum of 2K with native DLSS at 60 to 70 FPS. Since GTA V Enhanced doesn't have Intel XeSS technology, due to your inability to communicate with the game's engineers, I have to enable native AMD FSR 3 technology, and even then I only get 30 to 35 FPS. If I disable it, which is my case, to play at native 2K, I get 25 to 30 FPS. You must understand that my graphics card is superior to the RTX 3060, so at native FPS it should be at 65 to 70 FPS max. And if I want more FPS, since you don't have XeSS in GTA V Enhanced, I should at least enable FSR 3 in quality mode 70+ with a peak of 80 FPS.
I'll say it again: the Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition is slightly better than an RTX 4060, but that small difference should be noticeable, at least between 3% and 5%. Forget about the processor also making a difference; forget it. My processor is an i7-11700K from the K series, which is sufficient and meets the recommended requirements for both the game and the graphics card. Furthermore, I know that the i7-11700K is better than an i5-12400F processor. I know this from experience, as I've owned several graphics cards.
I'm going to send you all the steps, videos, images, files, etc. Please pin this to the comments so the engineers can see it and do the work.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2Li9D4hEQhM
One more thing, I'm also hoping to enjoy GTA 6 on PC in 2027 with high 2K graphics at 60 FPS. I'm hoping to enjoy it and hoping I don't make the same mistake you guys are making.
PC specifications
Intel Core i7-11700K
Graphics Card Intel Arc A770 Limited Edition -> Driver 32.0.101.8247 certificate WHQL
Two DDR432GB RAM memory modules totaling 64GB running at 3200MHz
Power supply Corsair RM850 80 Plus Gold
Operating system Windows 11 Pro 64 Bits 25H2
BIOS latest version 2302
Resizable Bar enabled for maximum performance
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Good afternoon, I upload the image, remember the files I shared with you via GoogleDrive link, please tell me if it works or not, I pass you the images of the game
