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GTA suddenly started lagging I dont know why. I use to get 60 fps with high/very high settings now now even on low settings I get 7 Fps 

CPU - I3 6100 3.7Ghz

RAM - 8 Gb

Motherboard - ASUS H110M-K (LGA1151)

GPU - NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti

HDD - 1Tb Wester Digital
 
 
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11 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

open up task manager to see usage of these two. , both too week to play gta.

textures loading too slow when driving?

post screenshot of task manager performance tab and processes tab while playing gta. also, windows version?

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13 minutes ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

open up task manager to see usage of these two. , both too week to play gta.

textures loading too slow when driving?

CPU - 71%

HDD - 1%

i  dont understand how its took weak for GTA when like month ago it was running perfectly fine high setting 60 Fps

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13 hours ago, dgsddfgdfhgs said:

as said, cpu is relatively weak. but seems more likely you messed up with ingame settings

I reset everything to defaults still lags, set everything very low still 7fps. It doesn’t wake since how last month I was playing gta on the same CPU at high settings 60fps and all of sudden starts running bad makes no since 

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1 hour ago, Saksham said:

that.... is a *single* core processor??? how the hell are you using that??? im surprised it runs any aaa games at all. that cpu is looooonnnggggg overdue for an upgrade. 

i was about to get all snarky and point out that you can set task manager to show a combined graph...

 

until I saw "Sockets 1"... "CPU's 1"... "Cores 1".... 

 

um what the hell man. somethings broken here. 

 

I'm pretty confident that the 6100 shoul be a dual core with 4 threads. 

 

so whatever the heck is causing THAT to happen, is likely your culprit. your CPU is bottlenecking GTA like a beast because well, it thinks you have a single CPU Core. 

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1 hour ago, Sprawlie said:

i was about to get all snarky and point out that you can set task manager to show a combined graph...

 

until I saw "Sockets 1"... "CPU's 1"... "Cores 1".... 

 

um what the hell man. somethings broken here. 

 

I'm pretty confident that the 6100 shoul be a dual core with 4 threads. 

 

so whatever the heck is causing THAT to happen, is likely your culprit. your CPU is bottlenecking GTA like a beast because well, it thinks you have a single CPU Core. 

Why do I have a single CPU core that makes no since. Is there anyway to fix it?

Its suppost to be a dual core nor 1 core why caused this?

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12 minutes ago, lillozzer68 said:

Why do I have a single CPU core that makes no since. Is there anyway to fix it?

Its suppost to be a dual core nor 1 core why caused this?

I'm at a complete loss as well! that is a dual core CPU. why only 1 core is showing and no 2nd thread at all is beyond me.

 

the only place I can think of looking is your Bios to make sure there's no wonky settings in there. if you can't easily find anything out of the norm, a restore to defaults on your bios might help

 

 

having only 1 core total could cause a lot of the weird behaviour you're experiencing, especially in games. GTA isn't all that efficient, and probably getting bottlenecked like crazy when it needs to really hit the CPU

 

 

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Thx guys i found the solution by myself.

What i did was:
Open run
type msconfig
went to the boot tab
then selected advanced options
then there was a check mark to select number of processors
the check mark was checked and even though it was selected at 2 cores
i unchecked the mark and restarted
and done

THX guys for all your help, but i dont know how those settings got changed in msconfig.
 

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