MadClacker
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Any advice for smoother mouse support? What's the difference between 'RAW' and 'WINDOWS'
Any advice for smoother mouse support? What's the difference between 'RAW' and 'WINDOWS'
Thanks bro. I assume the default is auto management?
I feel kinda ashamed that I'm a dev and a PC Gamer since Lucasarts and I never had to mess with this :/
Yeah, and the thing is, it isn't even just good for a Rockstar PC game, it's just a good PC game. The amount of settings they're giving you control over, the seemingly good scalability across systems, the good keyboard and mouse controls, the seamless switching between control inputs, specific PC features like the Rockstar editor.
You can tell a lot of effort went into making the PC version.
Yeah I thought that was only a DX12 feature
I haven't tried yet, is it possible to use the 360 controller AND mouse/keyboard? I'd greatly prefer the controller for driving but mouse/keyboard for on foot. I know it'll be awkward switching back and forth but I'm really not a fan of the driving with the keyboard. :/
To add to this:
Most people won't notice this, but I did: they actually put effort in making separate tiny images for each keyboard and mouse button. See the keyboard settings menu.
They didn't do this in earlier GTA PC versions like IV and San Andreas. There it was just plain text. Just google the respective images on Google.
Of course it wouldn't at all be a problem if it still was plain text, but it shows Rockstar really thought of everything this time.
At 1080p, I was able to max out all the settings and turn on all the Nvidia-specific stuff and I still had almost a full GB of VRAM left over.
(GTX 770 4GB)
I don't have a 4K monitor, nor do I think my GPU can handle 4K anyway, but I suspect people aiming for 4K are the ones who will have the toughest time working on that VRAM budget.
But, I put in about 3 hours last night, both in Story Mode and Online and I had ZERO slowdowns, ZERO stutter and ZERO freezes. No CTDs or anything.
I'm still in shock at how smoothly the game ran.
I locked mine at 60FPS with V-synch to get rid of some of the tearing, but unlocked I was seeing over 100FPS at times. It's insane with everything going on in the game how this is even possible.
Rockstar are gods, IMO.
I was able to, yeah. The transition is pretty much seamless. No need to go into any settings and switch which input you want to use.
What CPU?
Don't be ashamed. Most people wouldn't deal with it except perhaps switching the drive that the page file resides on when they get a SSD. I only turned it off as an experiment and forgot I did that.
The only real thing to do is make sure there's no page file on your SSD. Default is windows manages it. I think Win 8.1 is even smart enough not to use the page file on an SSD if there is a mechanical drive present. Don't quote me on that though.
At 1080p, I was able to max out all the settings and turn on all the Nvidia-specific stuff and I still had almost a full GB of VRAM left over.
(GTX 770 4GB)
I don't have a 4K monitor, nor do I think my GPU can handle 4K anyway, but I suspect people aiming for 4K are the ones who will have the toughest time working on that VRAM budget.
But, I put in about 3 hours last night, both in Story Mode and Online and I had ZERO slowdowns, ZERO stutter and ZERO freezes. No CTDs or anything.
I'm still in shock at how smoothly the game ran.
I locked mine at 60FPS with V-synch to get rid of some of the tearing, but unlocked I was seeing over 100FPS at times. It's insane with everything going on in the game how this is even possible.
Rockstar are gods, IMO.
Intel i7 920 at stock speed (2.8ghz)
It's a freaking 5 year old CPU and the game ran smooth like BUTTER on it.
My HD6850 (A little lower than yours, 1GB too) is not even reaching 20 fps on the first mission (With Lamar) on lowest settings.
At 1080p, I was able to max out all the settings and turn on all the Nvidia-specific stuff and I still had almost a full GB of VRAM left over.
(GTX 770 4GB)
I don't have a 4K monitor, nor do I think my GPU can handle 4K anyway, but I suspect people aiming for 4K are the ones who will have the toughest time working on that VRAM budget.
But, I put in about 3 hours last night, both in Story Mode and Online and I had ZERO slowdowns, ZERO stutter and ZERO freezes. No CTDs or anything.
I'm still in shock at how smoothly the game ran.
I locked mine at 60FPS with V-synch to get rid of some of the tearing, but unlocked I was seeing over 100FPS at times. It's insane with everything going on in the game how this is even possible.
Rockstar are gods, IMO.
I really wish someone was able to figure out this 59fps issue. It bugs me so much haha
Hey I read your earlier posts about your framerate. I'm running at 3440*1440p using Titan X SLI and my fps are good but I can't max MSAA or distance scaling like you. Think its due to you having a 4930k and me 4970k? Cheers.
Guys, I've been reading that GTA is doubling the RAM available in SLI setups. Is that true? 4 GB cards, and it ends up with 8 GB.
I'm kind of a noob at pc games, I play mainly indie games on pc. This is the first game i really want to tweak, but honestly i dont know how.
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Anyone know where to start? anyone running something similar to my rig that can post a screen of their settings?
I'm a little disappointed. With the talk of 60 fps at 4k, I had somewhat high expectations to run at ~60 fps at 1080p. I might be hitting 60 fps but its down sub 30 most of the time. During the initial firefight, I think it was in the sub 20s a few times. Once again, I've not played with the settings (besides trying fullscreen) nor tried the beta drivers. The could make a world of difference.
The default detected settings seem pretty good but I think they underestimate systems a little bit, probably to ensure 1080p60. A bunch of you have similar GPUs to mine so see the following for my tweaks to reach a constant 1080p60 in the benchmark tool and, so far, in actual gameplay:i'm struggling to get 1080p 60fps.
i5-4590, 8GB, R9 290 4GB
only way i can get it is turning textures and stuff down and turning aliasing off. and even there are HUGE frame dips. becomes unplayable in grassy areas. drops to about 25fps. lots of stuttering/graphic glitches.
I thought as much. I'm glad that this is confirmed because I was a bit shocked at seeing some of these framerate drops when my GPU didn't seem to be taxed at those moments.Bunch of benchmarks from PCLAB:
looks to be another cpu killer
And their sidenotes:
- huge drops on dual core non HT cpus
- needs 3GB vram for very high settings (2gb cards have drops from time to time)
In my opinion, it's a pretty good indicator because it very quickly tries what seems to be every time of day setting and environments with NPCs and cars around with one pretty big explosion.So, is the game benchmark good for measuring the probable in-game performance or is it quite off the mark?
I'm going to guess that you're having a driver issue and need to do a really clean install, especially if you've just switched from the official release drivers to the beta ones. Completely uninstall them from control panel then scrub your system clean with Display Driver Uninstaller (http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html).I have a similar setup
r9 280x
i5 4670k @ 4ghz
16gb ram
beta drivers installed
but my frames fall down to the mid 40s with those settings.
I really wish someone was able to figure out this 59fps issue. It bugs me so much haha
Every time my RSC download goes over 27GB the download slows into the 600-700kbs range. What the fuck? It is going to take over a day to download at this rate.
Im running an i5 3570k gtx 660 2gig vram and 16 gig system ram. any idea what settings would net stable performance yet? Debating getting this for me and s friend today...
Yeah in my video menu it days a total of 24000+ MB available lol
I think max Payne 3 did the same thing
I hear pausing and resuming helps with speed issues.
AMD Phenom 2 955
8GB RAM
HD 6870 1GB
Can play at 1080p with decent fps, but the game isn't pretty. Gotta get a better card.
At 1080p, I was able to max out all the settings and turn on all the Nvidia-specific stuff and I still had almost a full GB of VRAM left over.
(GTX 770 4GB)
I don't have a 4K monitor, nor do I think my GPU can handle 4K anyway, but I suspect people aiming for 4K are the ones who will have the toughest time working on that VRAM budget.
But, I put in about 3 hours last night, both in Story Mode and Online and I had ZERO slowdowns, ZERO stutter and ZERO freezes. No CTDs or anything.
I'm still in shock at how smoothly the game ran.
I locked mine at 60FPS with V-synch to get rid of some of the tearing, but unlocked I was seeing over 100FPS at times. It's insane with everything going on in the game how this is even possible.
Rockstar are gods, IMO.
What CPU?
Intel i7 920 at stock speed (2.8ghz)
It's a freaking 5 year old CPU and the game ran smooth like BUTTER on it.
Interested to see what loads people with SLI 980's and 970's are seeing. Noticed that I'm not seeing equal loads across both cards.
I hear pausing and resuming helps with speed issues.
Jealous of you guys with Gsync monitors. I can get a fairly reliable 60fps, but not a rock solid 60fps. This is exactly the sort of game that will benefit most from something like Gsync.So with the newest nvidia drivers, activating DSR disables my gsync monitor and also disables immediately. Interesting.
Guess I'm not downsampling anything for a while then.
So with the newest nvidia drivers, activating DSR disables my gsync monitor and also disables immediately. Interesting.
Guess I'm not downsampling anything for a while then.
This is encouraging. I also have an i7 920, but it's overclocked to 4.0GHz.
How much RAM do you have? I've got 3x2GB in triple-channel. I'm thinking of picking up another 6GB, but I've never run into low memory situations.
So u shouldn't really drop in FPS as long as u have enough VRAM right? I've installed the game on my SSD, so it should be fine.Using more VRAM than available on GPU can cause FPS drops, stuttering etc. as assets needs to be swapped in and out of memory on regular basis. Running game from SSD can lessen these issues as read and write from SSD is a lot faster than from regular HDD.