GTA:V Stuttering

[DeanJ]

Apparently, my pc can handle the whole scenery when the character is stationary but when the time comes to start moving and update textures, the whole thing stutters and my disk and RAM runs out.

 

Specs:
Ryzen 3 2200G

Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4 (Single Stick not Double Channel)

Armor 8GB OC RX 570

HDD (No SSD)

 

Can someone help me? 

[SavageNeo]

well you have ony 4 core 4 thread cpu, which isnt ideal for GTA V.

also single channel ram, and only 8 gigs is also not ideal.

GTA V on HDD is not ideal.

 

so upgrading those thins would help. the ram would help the most

[Latvian Video]

11 minutes ago, JeanD said:

Apparently, my pc can handle the whole scenery when the character is stationary but when the time comes to start moving and update textures, the whole thing stutters and my disk and RAM runs out.

 

Specs:
Ryzen 3 2200G

Corsair Vengeance LPX 8GB DDR4 (Single Stick not Double Channel)

Armor 8GB OC RX 570

HDD (No SSD)

 

Can someone help me? 

Having 8gb of ram in single channel doesnt help, also, what mhz is the ram?

[suedseefrucht]

8 minutes ago, JeanD said:

Apparently, my pc can handle the whole scenery when the character is stationary but when the time comes to start moving and update textures

First thing to do for free would be putting the settings low.

SavageNeo is right about the RAM.
Next you could upgrade to a quad core.

And next you could upgrade to a GTX 1650 super or higher.

[DeanJ]

5 minutes ago, Latvian Video said:

Having 8gb of ram in single channel doesnt help, also, what mhz is the ram?

It's 3000 Mhz

[Latvian Video]

2 minutes ago, suedseefrucht said:

First thing to do for free would be putting the settings low.

SavageNeo is right about the RAM.
Next you could upgrade to a quad core.

And next you could upgrade to a GTX 1650 super or higher.

It already is a 4c 4t cpu

[DeanJ]

10 minutes ago, SavageNeo said:

well you have ony 4 core 4 thread cpu, which isnt ideal for GTA V.

also single channel ram, and only 8 gigs is also not ideal.

GTA V on HDD is not ideal.

 

so upgrading those thins would help. the ram would help the most

So upgrading to Dual Channel 16GB would help even with the current CPU right?

[Latvian Video]

Just now, JeanD said:

It's 3000 Mhz

Then the problem likely is that you have only 1 stick of it

[DeanJ]

1 minute ago, Latvian Video said:

Then the problem likely is that you have only 1 stick of it

Dual Channel 16GB would do just fine right?

[Latvian Video]

Just now, JeanD said:

Dual Channel 16GB would do just fine right?

Yep, if you just are getting 1 more stick to add, make sure the timings and the speed are as close as possible

[adarw]

also get a ssd. if your motherboard supports it get a m.2 you will thank me later

[jaslion]

33 minutes ago, JeanD said:

Dual Channel 16GB would do just fine right?

Make sure the second 8gb stick you get is as close to identical as possible to the old one.

 

It won't fix the stuttering but it will already help A LOT most of it will be gone but you'll still have hitching from time to time which is just the limit of a 4thread cpu in gta V.