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Do you have the game on an SSD or a HDD? If it's the case of the hard-drive, then it could be possible that GTA is loading textures/models/other audio and trying to play the music at the same time and the bandwidth is saturated? 

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Do you have the game on an SSD or a HDD? If it's the case of the hard-drive, then it could be possible that GTA is loading textures/models/other audio and trying to play the music at the same time and the bandwidth is saturated? 

That might be it, or that his CPU can't keep up. 

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That might be it, or that his CPU can't keep up. 

Reading my comment back, it seems a little far fetched, probably the CPU, it could be worth trying out different audio settings within game too/ 

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I've been getting a huge drop in frame rate coupled with some nasty screen tearing when I use the custom radio station. Like i'll go from a constant 60fps switch to it and it'll drop to between 45 & 30fps and then jump all over the place. Turn it off and all is good.. GTA V is installed on a SSD where as the music folder is on a regular mechanical hard drive which Rockstar won't let me move it seems :/

 

Don't know how to fix it either :(

 

Edit: seems as though a lot of people are getting this issue :/ So I guess we are waiting for Rockstar to issue a patch..

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I've been getting a huge drop in frame rate coupled with some nasty screen tearing when I use the custom radio station. Like i'll go from a constant 60fps switch to it and it'll drop to between 45 & 30fps and then jump all over the place. Turn it off and all is good.. GTA V is installed on a SSD where as the music folder is on a regular mechanical hard drive which Rockstar won't let me move it seems :/

 

Don't know how to fix it either :(

 

Edit: seems as though a lot of people are getting this issue :/ So I guess we are waiting for Rockstar to issue a patch..

Same here, however my GTA music folder on my SSD and I'm still getting a drop in frame rate.

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Same here, however my GTA music folder on my SSD and I'm still getting a drop in frame rate.

Oh damn, that sucks :/ Oh well, guess we just have to wait and hope it gets fixed...

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