GTA V Shuttering

[Pregaymium]

When i am inside Gta v i got around 60-80Fps On High settings(Not max),But when i turned around sometimes,it will start shutter and hang for 2-3 seconds.Any solutions for that?

My specs are-
I7 6700k
Gigabyte GTX 1060 3GB
16GB Ram
Asus Z270 motherboard
1TB HDD And 128GB SSD For os

[Corbin Bleu]

Well one could be your exceeding your VRAM amount

Make sure you're under 3GB vram usage


another thing is disable all advanced settings as they tend too cause stuttering on low VRAM cards


Another thing is try and enable vsync and then test it...

[Pregaymium]

My vram amount is around 2900Mb Of 3Gb,I tried turning vsync on but that last only 10-15Minutes and it goes shutter and hang again

Originally posted by Corbin Bleu:

Well one could be your exceeding your VRAM amount

Make sure you're under 3GB vram usage


another thing is disable all advanced settings as they tend too cause stuttering on low VRAM cards


Another thing is try and enable vsync and then test it...

And i have only turned on Extended Distance on gta v,30%Of it.

Originally posted by Corbin Bleu:

Well one could be your exceeding your VRAM amount

Make sure you're under 3GB vram usage


another thing is disable all advanced settings as they tend too cause stuttering on low VRAM cards


Another thing is try and enable vsync and then test it...

Originally posted by Corbin Bleu:

Well one could be your exceeding your VRAM amount

Make sure you're under 3GB vram usage


another thing is disable all advanced settings as they tend too cause stuttering on low VRAM cards


Another thing is try and enable vsync and then test it...

[Cathulhu]

Extended Distance is a big burden on VRAM. Try disabling it.
Seriously, why did you buy a 3GB 1060? That's a real bottleneck and holding your CPU back.

[Corbin Bleu]

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

Extended Distance is a big burden on VRAM. Try disabling it.
Seriously, why did you buy a 3GB 1060? That's a real bottleneck and holding your CPU back.

^^^

I'm stupid and even i understand buying a 3gb 1060 isn't a good idea

[Pregaymium]

Thats a gift from my mother on my birthday,She doesnt really knows much on those components, i will be right back after i tried disabling the extended distances

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

Extended Distance is a big burden on VRAM. Try disabling it.
Seriously, why did you buy a 3GB 1060? That's a real bottleneck and holding your CPU back.

Nah nah..

Originally posted by Corbin Bleu:

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

Extended Distance is a big burden on VRAM. Try disabling it.
Seriously, why did you buy a 3GB 1060? That's a real bottleneck and holding your CPU back.

^^^

I'm stupid and even i understand buying a 3gb 1060 isn't a good idea

And should i update the game ready drivers 382.05?Currently im on 378 Vers,will that work if i update the drivers?

Disabled extended distance,Nothing improved,the only thing improved is my fps.

Originally posted by Cathulhu:

Extended Distance is a big burden on VRAM. Try disabling it.
Seriously, why did you buy a 3GB 1060? That's a real bottleneck and holding your CPU back.

[Andrius227]

Vram is killing it for you. Find a setting that saves vram. Obviously lowering textures would save a lot of vram. Maybe shadows quality.

You say its using 2900mb out of 3gb, but you have to understand that some individual files may be larger than 100mb and they cannot be loaded if you only have 100mb left.

[Pregaymium]

Okay,i disabled the extended distances,And got around 2600mb out of 3gb,But still getting the same problem

Originally posted by Andrius227:

Vram is killing it for you. Find a setting that saves vram. Obviously lowering textures would save a lot of vram. Maybe shadows quality.

You say its using 2900mb out of 3gb, but you have to understand that some individual files may be larger than 100mb and they cannot be loaded if you only have 100mb left.

[Venlord]

Originally posted by HEAD HUNTER:

My vram amount is around 2900Mb Of 3Gb,I tried turning vsync on but that last only 10-15Minutes and it goes shutter and hang again

Originally posted by Corbin Bleu:

Well one could be your exceeding your VRAM amount

Make sure you're under 3GB vram usage


another thing is disable all advanced settings as they tend too cause stuttering on low VRAM cards


Another thing is try and enable vsync and then test it...

Was going to say cap the framerate, but it's looks like you've already tried something similliar. But you said it lasted 10-15 minutes? I think what could have happened is that the 1TB drive probably spun down and has to spin up again. Assuming GTAV is on the 1TB drive.

Go to control panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Power Options -> Change plan settings(using the one your current plan you are using indicated by a black dot next to the plan) --> chance advanced power settings --> Hard disk --> Turn off hard disk after, set to Never (just for testing) and see if that fixes the issue.

I would leave the framerate cap/ vsync on when testing this.

Hopefully this solves your issue.

[Pregaymium]

Originally posted by Venlord:

Originally posted by HEAD HUNTER:

My vram amount is around 2900Mb Of 3Gb,I tried turning vsync on but that last only 10-15Minutes and it goes shutter and hang again

Was going to say cap the framerate, but it's looks like you've already tried something similliar. But you said it lasted 10-15 minutes? I think what could have happened is that the 1TB drive probably spun down and has to spin up again. Assuming GTAV is on the 1TB drive.

Go to control panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Power Options -> Change plan settings(using the one your current plan you are using indicated by a black dot next to the plan) --> chance advanced power settings --> Hard disk --> Turn off hard disk after, set to Never (just for testing) and see if that fixes the issue.

I would leave the framerate cap/ vsync on when testing this.

Hopefully this solves your issue.

i will try it out tmrow,Late night right here

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Disable VSync in GTA, always.
You want VSync, get to Adaptive in NVIDIA Control Panel.

Honestly, that is a crap GPU for GTAV and most newer games.
Such a nice setup, but terrible GPU.

[Pregaymium]

Okay now i ve turned off vsync and i did everything,nothing really changed,This time my gta just crashed and go back to desktop

Originally posted by Venlord:

Originally posted by HEAD HUNTER:

My vram amount is around 2900Mb Of 3Gb,I tried turning vsync on but that last only 10-15Minutes and it goes shutter and hang again

Was going to say cap the framerate, but it's looks like you've already tried something similliar. But you said it lasted 10-15 minutes? I think what could have happened is that the 1TB drive probably spun down and has to spin up again. Assuming GTAV is on the 1TB drive.

Go to control panel -> Hardware and Sound -> Power Options -> Change plan settings(using the one your current plan you are using indicated by a black dot next to the plan) --> chance advanced power settings --> Hard disk --> Turn off hard disk after, set to Never (just for testing) and see if that fixes the issue.

I would leave the framerate cap/ vsync on when testing this.

Hopefully this solves your issue.

[Pregaymium]

Same issue

Originally posted by BMGaming:

Disable VSync in GTA, always.
You want VSync, get to Adaptive in NVIDIA Control Panel.

Honestly, that is a crap GPU for GTAV and most newer games.
Such a nice setup, but terrible GPU.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

Well this game really should be on SSD for one thing.

HDDs are much too slow, resulting in "popin" in the game world of GTAV
It just doesn't happen when the game is on SSD; cause the SSD read/write is SO fast.

Overall the GPU is terrible; it's between a 960 2GB and 970 4GB

[Pregaymium]

Originally posted by BMGaming:

Well this game really should be on SSD for one thing.

HDDs are much too slow, resulting in "popin" in the game world of GTAV
It just doesn't happen when the game is on SSD; cause the SSD read/write is SO fast.

Overall the GPU is terrible; it's between a 960 2GB and 970 4GB

It is on my SSD all the time,Dint really see the differences when i am playing gta v on my HDD.

[Bad 💀 Motha]

The difference is basically zero stutter.
If it still does that, either its game settings, drivers or just crappy hardware.

We can go on and on; but the bottom line is poor GPU.

Also, this stuttering and such; is that GTA Story or Online?
There is a huge difference because Online will cap the visuals. Story does not. So if some settings are cranked up really high, in Story it can be an issue something; like Ped Density and such.

Online has a capped view distance and the Density settings; its one reason u notice there are not alot of Cars/Peds on Online compared to Story, even with all settings maxed out. They do this to help Online have a better experience.