your friend maybe has a APU or a old graphics card in there.. and the game is using that..
if its a laptop and it has a 6600 inside it or something or its a desktop
try checking that the BIOS is set correctly for pci express.
also ensure you have no overlays enabled or that the CPU and computer is adequate.
you maybe just need to change bios pci express or GPU or the CPU's in chip graphics APU by selecting PEG or whatever that other one was. pretty sure PEG means pci express graphics.
set it to pci express gen 4 and use the one cable with the letters 8k carved into it from the card to the TV into the ports the manual says are the fastest best ones like HDMI 2.1 or the words PC on it. dont use the game console ports. remove any hifi system from in between. REMOVE A CAPTURE CARD. or other signal repeaters. try enabling freesync. have them reset the AMD adrenaline driver to factory defaults. try installing the adrenaline driver from this AMD website if you hadnt.
try use some of my configuration screenshots up a directory in my media fire account or try it using my config.ini text file when the game is set to all ultra. a 6600 is thousands of times faster than my 5700xt and should run anything and EVERYTHING i mean EVERYTHING EVER MADE on ultra maximum (well actually thousands of times beyond ultra) in like trillions of resolution (i use octillions).
https://www.mediafire.com/folder/prpl1rbp1o8h1/COMPUTERSYSTEMGLOBALDIRECTKERNELMODE
copy the config.ini file into 4 folders like documents or pictures or SD card or make a folder called computersystem or whatever.
4 copies of it looks best on my phone for youtube or netflix or gaming of any type. i use the exact same config.ini file for PC
almost every game uses one too like genshin impact or honkai impact 3rd (those are free, give em a try if you like good for younger audiences too and on mobile and playstation) or you can see config.ini files in more adult games like assassins creed valhalla or farcry 6 but its found in the documents folder saved games dir as settings.ini in those games. or its regular config.ini file in say resident evil village. So i just made my own.. actually linux and every OS uses one and old boot disks used to too but not anymore. since it can alter graphics which may alter performance if you dont like it just delete it and empty recycle bin. its a text document like notepad or word.
