I tried pushing the graphics a bit and the experience was great, the game ran above 30 fps for most of the time with some very occasional and minor dips in the most chaotic segments. There were a couple of cutscenes where the framerate dropped to the low 20s but that's about it. During the entire story campaign I had two glitches: I fell through the floor during the final bossfight and had to close the game, then Leon got stuck in a struggling animation on my second playthrough at the end of chapter 5 and I had to reload the previous save.

My settings: Unlocked framerate (drastically reduces input lag while aiming, ymmv but with motion blur on it doesn't feel too jittery); 720p native (FSR off, image quality 100%); [Rendering Mode] Normal; [Anti-aliasing] TAA + FXAA; [Texture Quality] Low-0 GB (anything above would stress the CPU too much imho, same thing happens to the Resident Evil 2 Remake where Low textures allowed me to lock the game to 60 fps); [Texture Filtering] Medium - Trilinear; [Mesh Quality] Low; [Shadow Quality] Low; [Shadow Cache] On; [Contact Shadows] Off; [Ambient Occlusion] SSAO; [Volumetric Lighting] Min; [Particle Lighting Quality] Low;[Bloom] On; [Screen Space Reflections] Off; [Subsurface Scattering] Off; [Hair Strands] Off (tanks performance heavily but you can turn it on if you leave everything else on Low/Off and get a locked 30 with FSR 2 Quality); [Graphic Dismemberment] Off; [Persistent Corpses] Few; [Corpse Physics] Low; [Diverse Enemy Animations] On; [Motion Blur] On; [Rain Quality] High; [Terrain] Off; [Destructible Environments] On; [Lens Flare] On; [Lens Distortion] Off (it makes the image blurry); [Depth of Field] On; [Resource-Intense Lighting Quality] High; [Resource-Intense Effects Quality] Low.