GTA V Error GFX_D3D_INIT in PC

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When I play GTA V about 5 minute.It show Error _GFX_D3D_INT.or It stale and white screen T^T
the first I play no problem. It happened today

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help me please T^T

[BENN-EE5]

I have the same error now. Game used to work fine and now I cant launch it anymore.

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I'm so sad guys T^T This is issue not fix. and I pity money.

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I seek to fix.I try and try again. It not fix

[LadiesMan217]

If you've overclocked your graphics card it does it. For me anyway. I have GTX 670.

[Alio]

You only get this error if you are running graphics settings higher than your graphics card is capable of.

[Madrox]

False DG Alio.... Im running a 970 and i have settings abit above mid.... around high. Dont make false statements. the bug is D3D related

[Alio]

Turn MSAA off, if the problem continues turn DX to 10.1. If Problem still continues turn graphics settings down. If problem still continues set any overclocks to regular settings.

[Alio]

I cured my crashes by turning anti aliasing off with a GTX 980. Even turning settings down it kept crashing at 4x and 2x AA with the same error.

[Madrox]

So.... you are telling me that a 980 can't handle the game, and this isn't a D3D bug.... ok

[Alio]

Originally posted by Madrox:

False DG Alio.... Im running a 970 and i have settings abit above mid.... around high. Dont make false statements. the bug is D3D related

I have over 50 hours of benchmarking in this game, none of my statements are false. I've done a framerate analysis of every graphics setting.

[Madrox]

It is false... your statement was that you Assumed we have below par hardware and thats what is causing the issue, when Both a 7970 and a 970 have had the same issue....

[Alio]

Originally posted by Madrox:

So.... you are telling me that a 980 can't handle the game, and this isn't a D3D bug.... ok

No, that's not what a said. I can run this game with everything maxed out, except Grass set to Very High, Post Processing set to Very High, High Resolution Shadows off, and Extended Distance Scaling in the advanced options off. Everything else is cranked up and hold 60fps through heavy grass areas.

[Alio]

Originally posted by Madrox:

It is false... your statement was that you Assumed we have below par hardware and thats what is causing the issue, when Both a 7970 and a 970 have had the same issue....

So what are your graphics settings? I just cured my friends GTX 970 from crashing by giving him the correct graphics options. So show up or shut up.

[Alio]

Never once did I say you had "below par" hardware. I said "You only get this error if you are running graphics settings higher than your graphics card is capable of."