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Also no help from Rockstar support -_-
Well I have some good news.
My system has 2x E5-2698 v3 processors, 32 cores / 64 threads.
No matter what I did I would receive that ERR_SYS_THREAD.
Even if I disabled 1 CPU.
Here is my fixed that worked for me.
I fire up the game with the Steam Launcher.
It will error out with ERR_SYS_THREAD
I then bring up the task manager and select GTA V Launcher.
Right click and drop down to Affinity.
I deselect all cores.
Now I enable CPU 0 (Node0) through CPU 0 (Node 8)
I cannot use any more than that as I will get that error.
The I hit retry on the GTA V Launcher and the game will work.
It seems GTA V is not NUMA aware and limited by the number of threads it can use.
Users with different CPUs might have to set Affinity slightly different than what I did,
I somehow do not think they will ever do a patch for this because I am such a rare user, but who knows.
I think the first time I got it working I went for 8 threads - and then later on went for more, so that's probably why It didn't work on later occasions.
Agree that it's probably a fairly rare occurrence, but it also seems likely that someone rendering or whatever in their dev team is likely to have a multiprocessor system?
Regardless, would have been nice to get more than an automated email from support.
I have made a full report to GTA V support, and they have responded to me, not on this last email yet, they are pretty slow.
Another friend suggested I might try another work around instead of doing the start GTA V, let it error out and thenj go into the task manager to set affinity.
Here is his post from over on Xtremesystem.org
I haven't tried this yet so I don't know.
I think there may be a work around for this.
Either right click on the game shortcut and select open file location or find the exe manually, probably named gtav.exe or gta5.exe (I don't know yet).
Then browse to that dir using the cmd prompt, easier when you have a cmd from here on your right click menu but most people won't.
Anyways the idea is to try out the start command.
like:
start /affinity blahblahblah gta5.exe
I think /node is the one you'll need...
If you manage to find a node value that works, you can change the shortcut to do that.
In the shortcut properties you may have to set the initial window placement thing as hidden if a dos window comes up before launching the app.
Not sure on that one.
The weird thing is that the game used to work perfectly fine from the day I installed it (April 25) until April 30, when the 350.1 update came in. Since then, it crashes every time with the ERR_SYS_THREAD error.
I'll try your workaround using affinity tonight.
Edit: it's working! I simply enabled all the cores of one processor (0-15) and disabled all the others, and now the game is working again. Thank you all.
Glad to hear you got it working :)
"We are happy to hear your issue has been resolved. Rockstar us currently working on finding a permanent fix for this issue."
I'm also glad to see other gamers with dual processors.
DP systems are just about all I run these days, so I am happy I could get it working.
Good luck and have fun ! :)
I got tired of waiting for the game to crash then changing processor affinity every time I launched the game.
Steam games operate on the same affinity as the Steam client, so I created a one-line command script to launch Steam with affinity confined to a single NUMA Node. The command is as follows:
I created a cmd file with this command and placed it in the Steam installation directory. Every time I launch Steam, I use this command script.
Note: Your affinity mask may be different depending on your system's core count. I use "FFFF" because that is the hex equivalent of the binary "1111111111111111", which is a bit vector that describes the cores to use. I have 16 logical cores per NUMA Node, so I set the Steam client to run on the first 16 cores by entering the hex equivalent of 16 consecutive 1's. If that is confusing, please let me know. You can post your core count, and I can help you with the affinity mask.