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My GTA V is running fine with well over 90FPS, but I will give this a try. :)

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In what way?

 

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Is there an equivalent setting to this in the AMD Catalyst Control Center?

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In catalyst there are different options :(

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Is there an equivalent setting to this in the AMD Catalyst Control Center?

not sure

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Why enable vsync at all for this game? In my (limited) experience, vsync caused stuttering when enabled by nvidia control panel or by the game. Plus, screen tearing is not at all bad with gta 5. I usually use vsync with every game I play, but this is one where I can't see the benefit.

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Why enable vsync at all for this game? In my (limited) experience, vsync caused stuttering when enabled by nvidia control panel or by the game. Plus, screen tearing is not at all bad with gta 5. I usually use vsync with every game I play, but this is one where I can't see the benefit.

I didn't make the guide, I hate VSync too

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I didn't make the guide, I hate VSync too

It might just be my setup. I like vsync in most games. I would suggest to everyone to try GTA with and without vsync though if they are encountering stuttering issues. Assuming of course that they have updated their drivers :P

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Calling this a guide is a bit of a stretch don't you think?

no, not really

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It might just be my setup. I like vsync in most games. I would suggest to everyone to try GTA with and without vsync though if they are encountering stuttering issues. Assuming of course that they have updated their drivers :P

According to some reddit users, the driver before the GTA one is actually better, but I don't believe that

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According to some reddit users, the driver before the GTA one is actually better, but I don't believe that

For me, it is. But the new driver messed up my NVSurround setup. Most people don't use portrait surround so I guess that's my fault... But I used both and I prefer the older driver because I need my NVSurround to play games or I would have to play in portrait. My neck hurts just thinking about it... Haha

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Why enable vsync at all for this game? In my (limited) experience, vsync caused stuttering when enabled by nvidia control panel or by the game. Plus, screen tearing is not at all bad with gta 5. I usually use vsync with every game I play, but this is one where I can't see the benefit.

It is only problematic if you can't keep the framerate above your monitors refresh rate or you are having the gtav 59Hz bug.

Otherwise the experience with vsync is far superior

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It is only problematic if you can't keep the framerate above your monitors refresh rate or you are having the gtav 59Hz bug.

Otherwise the experience with vsync is far superior

I'm having the 59Hz thing :(

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It is only problematic if you can't keep the framerate above your monitors refresh rate or you are having the gtav 59Hz bug.

Otherwise the experience with vsync is far superior

Really? I can definetly keep my frame rate above 60 fps... And I use vsync in almost every game so I am more likely to be biased FOR it...

Anyways, GTA v works better on your PC with vsync on. Not so on my PC. Then again, I have an unpopular setup so that could be why

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I'm having the 59Hz thing :(

Than use the nvidia vsync or ad a custom resolution @59Hz

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If you look at my signature there is a link on how to increase your fps by at least 10 fps without making the game look different.

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Extended distance scaling increases the quality a lot for me but sadly I don't have enough power for it.

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Extended distance scaling increases the quality a lot for me but sadly I don't have enough power for it.

Okay. :(

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ill give it a try, altough i never dip below 50 FPS (50 out of the city, 65-80 inside)

Let's agree to disagree

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Just wish I could get the damn thing to stop crashing.

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Just wish I could get the damn thing to stop crashing.

 

Could just be your OC.  Mine has not crashed once in 40 hours.

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