FPS stutter after 20-40 minutes of playing GT-MP.

[Ervious]

Hello.

 

I just wanted to clear things up since I'm still experiencing FPS stutters after average of 20-40 minutes of playing GT-MP. My average FPS is around 80-90, but then after previously mentioned time I start to notice small stutters and FPS drops to 20-25, then they hop back on to 80-90. I still continue playing with them, but they're annoying. Consulting with some other players in game about this issue, they suggested switching to DirectX10, because that fixes this issue. Still next issue occurs, that every time I launch GT-MP it automatically sets in settings to DirectX11, but other settings remain. When I mark "settings" file in MyDocuments as read-only, launch GT-MP and try to join server GT-MP crashes. Could this possibly mean memory leak? Since I do have only 8GB(4GB+4GB) of DDR4 (2133Mhz) RAM.

[david78999]

My setting for DirectX10 also reverts back to 11 everytime I launch GTAMP.

[CrewMaster]

6 hours ago, david78999 said:

My setting for DirectX10 also reverts back to 11 everytime I launch GTAMP.

This is because in order to run GTMP, you need 11 and not 10 or 10.1 otherwise the game will crash. Regarding the fps drop, it is a common issue and alot of discussion was held on the forum as well as on the discord. It seems that GTMP developers are still working on that issue. The problem seems to be a memory leak which causes slow rendering of objects after playing the game for few minutes and causes FPS drop too. Another such example is PUBG which causes memory leak too as of now.

[Ervious]

47 minutes ago, CrewMaster said:

This is because in order to run GTMP, you need 11 and not 10 or 10.1 otherwise the game will crash. Regarding the fps drop, it is a common issue and alot of discussion was held on the forum as well as on the discord. It seems that GTMP developers are still working on that issue. The problem seems to be a memory leak which causes slow rendering of objects after playing the game for few minutes and causes FPS drop too. Another such example is PUBG which causes memory leak too as of now.

Thanks, that clears things up for me.

[Slimek]

1 hour ago, CrewMaster said:

This is because in order to run GTMP, you need 11 and not 10 or 10.1 otherwise the game will crash.

That's not true. You can force DX 10 or 10.1 in the commandline and nothing wrong happens, it actually reduces crashes for me as well as increases the FPS.

[Ervious]

30 minutes ago, Slimek said:

That's not true. You can force DX 10 or 10.1 in the commandline and nothing wrong happens, it actually reduces crashes for me as well as increases the FPS.

How to create this commandline?

[Slimek]

Go to your GTA V folder, create a file commandline.txt and type in 

-DX10_1

You can also add other commands to increase your performance, look for them here: https://support.rockstargames.com/hc/en-us/articles/202518358

[Orcaninja]

Hey, I don't know how your normal GTA V runs but if you had any stutters in general while having a decent fps (30+) these fixes might help:

 

https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/828040/pc-games/-resolved-gta-v-stutter-fix/
 

 

[taylor]

This might help you: 

 

[Ervious]

Thank you. I found temporary possible fix with commandline.txt and few other graphic tweaks, it's very playable for me right now. Let's wait for client update to fix this in general. You may close this thread.