lately gta 5 is pretty unplayable

[Lojito]

Hi,

I built my current gaming Pc in 2017. Specs:

 

1060 6gb

i5 7600k

16 gb ddr4 2133 Mhz ram

128 gb Intenso ssd

1 tb wd hdd

 

Everything was alright, apart from one Virus a while ago (I reseted my System) until ca. a month ago.  I currently play a lot of Gta 5 and noticed a lot of unusual lags. Im normally playing at around 70 Fps and then for no concernable reason it goes down to 30 Fps or lower. Its really random. For example im opening the map and suddendly the game is unplayable, it doesnt really have to do with how busy my screen is. Furthermore my Pc often has probelms rendering the world, especially when driving or flying. The textures are suddednly really low polly or are missing completly. I already did an virusscan with malwarebytes, which found nothing and turned down the texturequality.

What part of my Pc could be at fault here and how could I fix it?

 

 

 

 

 

[TVwazhere]

Have you tried reinstalling the game? (as long of a process as that would take)

[Spotty]

It's not loading in textures properly. 

As mentioned above, try reinstalling the game or verifying the game cache (if Steam) and see if that helps. Also run crystaldiskinfo or HDD sentinel to see if there are any SMART errors on the HDD.

Probably won't fit on your SSD, but if you have another HDD available try installing the game on to that.

[skunkmunkey]

Try rolling your graphics driver back one or two versions, might just have had an update that your card doesn't like.

[Lojito]

4 hours ago, TVwazhere said:

Have you tried reinstalling the game? (as long of a process as that would take)

No, ill try if i everything else doesnt work

 

[Lojito]

2 hours ago, skunkmunkey said:

Try rolling your graphics driver back one or two versions, might just have had an update that your card doesn't like.

what would be the best way to do this?

 

[Kawaii Koneko]

37 minutes ago, Lojito said:

what would be the best way to do this?

 

Go to device manager, display adapters, select your graphics card, go to properties, select driver, and then rollback driver.

 

If you have uninstalled your older drivers, you can download older versions from AMD or NVidia's website.

[Spotty]

3 hours ago, Lojito said:

what would be the best way to do this?

 

1. Download the version you want to install from the Nvidia website.
2. Run DDU (display driver uninstaller)
3. Then install the version you downloaded in step 1

[Underi]

you need faster storage

[Lojito]

On 3/15/2019 at 6:44 PM, TVwazhere said:

Have you tried reinstalling the game? (as long of a process as that would take)

yeah i did, but taht didnt help

 

[TVwazhere]

30 minutes ago, Lojito said:

yeah i did, but taht didnt help

Okay. Did you also try uninstalling your graphics driver with DDU and reinstalling it?