GTA SA only work in 25 fps...

[Navoletti]

well i install the last patch and the game work in 25 fps this is normal?i have gta 3 and vice city and the others games work in 60 fps...why GTA SA work in 25 fps?

amd phenom ii 955 x4
AMD 5770 vapor x
6 gb drr3
Windows 7 64 bits.

any fix?i hate install files that i remember rockstar is very bad with the politics of mods.

[Joe Biden]

Turn off frame limiter in options.

[WeedBluntBlazing]

downgrade it and it will run at 30

[vv [FuMM]]

Because there was a ♥♥♥♥♥♥ console port done for the PC. Physics and stuff will break usually on faster PCs (new pcs) unless you have frame limiter turned on. Also some times forcing the game to use only 1 cpu may be required as well.

[Navoletti]

any chance for play in 30 fps?my game only work in 25 fps...

really i need the silent patch that much people talk?have compatibility with the last update? but this is permitted in original game?steam punish this?

or what other chance i have for play in 30 fps or more...25 fps cause lag.

or i need create a .bat for the game and that use only 1 core of my 4 cores same of silent hill 2 game in new computers...

[Joe Biden]

Originally posted by Navoletti:

any chance for play in 30 fps?my game only work in 25 fps...

really i need the silent patch that much people talk?have compatibility with the last update? but this is permitted in original game?steam punish this?

or what other chance i have for play in 30 fps or more...25 fps cause lag.

or i need create a .bat for the game and that use only 1 core of my 4 cores same of silent hill 2 game in new computers...

You need silentpatch for 30 fps, steam wont punish you for it, you need to downgrade to make it work.

[Bloodhawk]

You can turn off the frame limiter in the settings to uncap your FPS, but I don't recommend it. Higher FPS screws with the physics of the game and will make some misisons and challenges very difficult, if not ouright impossible at higher frame rates. In my experience the game also crashes regularly with the frame limiter off, whereas it almost never crashes at all with it enabled.

If you really want 30 FPS, you could disable the frame limiter and then find a way to cap your FPS to 30 (like with half-refresh adaptive v-sync, for instance) and you probably wouldn't notice much difference, but I recommend just sucking it up and playing at 25 FPS. You will get used to it, and it'll save you a lot of frustration later on.

[kony]

Originally posted by Jessica Nigri ayyyyyyyy lmao:

You can turn off the frame limiter in the settings to uncap your FPS, but I don't recommend it. Higher FPS screws with the physics of the game and will make some misisons and challenges very difficult, if not ouright impossible at higher frame rates. In my experience the game also crashes regularly with the frame limiter off, whereas it almost never crashes at all with it enabled.

If you really want 30 FPS, you could disable the frame limiter and then find a way to cap your FPS to 30 (like with half-refresh adaptive v-sync, for instance) and you probably wouldn't notice much difference, but I recommend just sucking it up and playing at 25 FPS. You will get used to it, and it'll save you a lot of frustration later on.

There are some software (like MSI Afterburner) which allows to limit FPS of 3D applications, so you can limit it to whatever you want (I often used it to limit games to 43 FPS). I guess it should work with GTA SA as well, it always worked in all 3D games for me, just didn't with 2D ones.

[Joe Biden]

Originally posted by kony:

Originally posted by Jessica Nigri ayyyyyyyy lmao:

You can turn off the frame limiter in the settings to uncap your FPS, but I don't recommend it. Higher FPS screws with the physics of the game and will make some misisons and challenges very difficult, if not ouright impossible at higher frame rates. In my experience the game also crashes regularly with the frame limiter off, whereas it almost never crashes at all with it enabled.

If you really want 30 FPS, you could disable the frame limiter and then find a way to cap your FPS to 30 (like with half-refresh adaptive v-sync, for instance) and you probably wouldn't notice much difference, but I recommend just sucking it up and playing at 25 FPS. You will get used to it, and it'll save you a lot of frustration later on.

There are some software (like MSI Afterburner) which allows to limit FPS of 3D applications, so you can limit it to whatever you want (I often used it to limit games to 43 FPS). I guess it should work with GTA SA as well, it always worked in all 3D games for me, just didn't with 2D ones.

Why 43 may i ask?