Grand Theft Auto 5 Thread Pt. 3

Yeah i tried normal as well, looked like a bloody desert, was well sparse, looks great on high still

 

rocking some 15-30 fps

pushin it to the maxxxxx

 

4char

 

Just played a little bit,and the game looks really good.
Performance wise a solid 60 with a few drops to 45 (everything maxed only Msaa 2x and fxaa of).

One of the best optimized open world games out there!(the best GTA on PC so far).

 

Dont lose heart yet mate. There is this..

 

Hey there,
I'm running GTA 5 on a GTX 680 2 Gb edition. Runs fine, but I decided to bump the textures to high, because they look kinda low-res on normal. In order to do that, I have to disable the VRAM limit.
This bumps my VRAM usage to slightly over 2 Gb (2242), but the game continues to run fine.
Has anyone in the same situation experienced any long-term negative effects of breaking the VRAM limit slightly? I'm only an hour in the game, in the Franklin section.

 

-40fps with ultra grass

 

GSYNC working great here
No stutters or lag, just like every other game I play.

I'm running 1080p, all maxed with x2MSAA (fxaa txaa off) with MFAA via control panel.
Grass on very high.

City driving is anywhere from 55-80fps.
In the hills with all the grass its like 45fps in areas.....but smooth as silk still.
Using a 360 controller.

Yeah the Rockstar downloader sucked. Mine kept dropping to 150kb/s after starting nicely at 9mb/s for 10 mins or so.
Would have taken days

In the end I downloaded a full untouched scene release (uptobox links) which only took 1:30hrs, but there is some untouched torrents out there aswell.
Just copied across the files to my GTA V folder, restarted the Rockstar downloader, it verified the files and away I went.

 

Just learning about reshade now, does anyone have some comparison shots with it on/off?

 

I was wondering about this myself.

I don't think it's too much of an issue going a bit over the limit, as long as you have enough ram and install it to SSD you would see not to much hitching

 

Thanks everyone for the answers Go Team Guru3D!

I could try that though I hope it wont introduce tearing

I'm fairly sure it's set to "Raw" but that definitely seems like a good tip.

Yea, I could both try 1080p on my monitor but also on my TV.

Yes and I'll post a screenie of that when I get home. I didnt notice anything out of the ordinary though and I think it was around 56-65% usage on all 4 cores. One thing I found to be a bit odd was that the GPU scaling was just around 60% on both cards. I expected more to be honest.

I hope the G-sync thing is related to mouse input like Memorian mentioned. Though it feels like FC4 all over and everyone blamed the bad coding of that game and not G-sync related problems.

 

This. I don't see dynamic shadow of my character when passing in front of a car at night, too. Looks so unnatural and disappointing. What a shame for a next-gen game. Old good GTA IV has this feature.

PS. Putting Shadows on Very High does not help.

 

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Shadow settings very high i would guess. Working perfectly for me, that being said i have the advanced shadow options on and all that so i dont know if they effect it

 

Yeah i see the same thing on sli. But to be honest the game stays above 60 fps at all times for me, so i dont mind.

 

BUG :

I've a slight issue.

Refresh rate has been manually set to 60hz (max) for my Asus Pb278q 1440p monitor in the Nvidia control panel, which was achieved by creating a custom res with 60.001hz refresh rate - it was stuck at 59hz before I created this custom res.

Gta5 only shows 59hz as the refresh rate. :3eyes:

Gpu utilization is not hitting more than 75% in general. Game is sitting at a steady 59fps.

I hate tearing, it looks horrible on my monitor so vsync is enabled. Hence the 59fps limitation.

Using a Xbox One Pad, in game, standing still or in a vehicle, panning the camera with the right analogue stick produces silky smooth movement as expected at 59fps, however, every 3 seconds or so there's a frame hiccup and the camera Momentarily stutters as if it skipped a frame.

Monitoring the fps using Rivatunerstatistics when the stutter happens, the fps fluctuates between 59fps and 58fps.

Specs in Sig.

Annoying. :bang:

 

Hello, can the -availablevidmem tweak be done in GTA V as with IV.

 

Yes, but for example foliage areas where it should be waay above 50-60fps, it cripples it a bit, if there was no API crippling it would be even better perf. there.


Still runs great in that video, I have the same 780GTX @ stock boost 1150mhz so I dont worry much, but it would be nice it was even better

 

I have had a similar problem in GTA V on one HTPC with GTX 560Ti paired with 331.58 (test 2 driver version). After switching from 331.58 V2 to 350.12 WHQL problem was gone. Try going from 340.72 listed in your spec to latest 350.12 WHQL.