GTA V max settings

[Sokar80]

GTA V use 10-12gb memory so if you have 16gb it not enough

 

And Titan X 1295mhz just barely get 60fps in 1080p 

 

little video proof 1080p max settings

 

[Guest Kloaked]

No, you don't need a massive amount of memory to run the game. Your issue is something else.

 

Turn off the advanced graphics because they basically do nothing massive to the visual experience.

 

What CPU are you using? Doesn't look like all of your threads are being displayed - seems to be missing CPU 0.

[Sokar80]

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[Guest Kloaked]

Yes you can run lower memory but if PC has lots of memory it uses 10GB

Your words were "GTA V use 10-12gb memory so if you have 16gb it not enough".

I have i7 3930k and 32gb DDR3 + Titan X

Well something is obviously wrong, because I can run the game maxed out at 60fps (V-sync enabled) with my 2500k and 980. So lets determine what it could be:

Did you get the latest Geforce drivers? You should be on 350.12 if I'm not mistaken.

What are your CPU temps while playing?

[Sokar80]

No, you don't need a massive amount of memory to run the game. Your issue is something else.

Yes you can run lower memory but if PC has lots of memory it uses 10GB 

 

and reddit and steam forum has olsoy many topic GTA V use over 10gb memory

 

some say it has memory leak its not memory leak

 

I have i7 3930k and 32gb DDR3 + Titan X

 

Well something is obviously wrong, because I can run the game maxed out at 60fps (V-sync enabled) with my 2500k and 980. So lets determine what it could be:

 

well you got golden GTX 980 and i want trade my GTX Titan X to that if realy get solid 60fps max settings in 1080p

 

seems to be missing CPU 0.

???  MSI Afterburner show 1-6 cores

[xAcid9]

I have 16GB with pagefile disabled, max out it used 10GB so 16GB is definitely enough.

[Dumbpants]

I have 16GB with pagefile disabled, max out it used 10GB so 16GB is definitely enough.

Same.

[nj4ck]

lol I play maxed out with 8GB RAM no problems. "Max settings" is not necessarily "max settings", if you catch my drift. There are certain options in the Advanced Graphics settings that will drive your memory usage thru the roof with little to no visual benefit. 

[IlDuceSaint]

are we talking here about vram, or normal ram??

[nazaa49]

dude what are you doing playing in 1080p with aa set to max? and a titan x just get a 4k monitor and turn down aa, am i the only one who hates aa? i literally cant see any improvement at 1080p past 2x msaa :huh:

[Totallycasual]

Something tells me he made this just to get views on his video.

[William5849]

Proof that Titan X isn't ready for 4k and is the perfect card for maxing out 1080p.

[Badger906]

lol I play GTA V on all high settings at 4k with a 2gb 770.. something is very wrong there.

the vram slider says I'm using 3.1gb vram buuuut that's impossible. I get 35-65fps at 4k

[nazaa49]

ill keep my settings just under max and have my 90 fps in 1080p with a single 290x

[Vrbas]

lol I play GTA V on all high settings at 4k with a 2gb 770.. something is very wrong there.

the vram slider says I'm using 3.1gb vram buuuut that's impossible. I get 35-65fps at 4k

That's because VRAM doesn't really affect FPS. Going over VRAM will produce stutters.

[MEC-777]

8GB system ram, R9 290, i5-4570. 1440p DSR to 1080p, high/very-high settings, advanced settings off, no MSAA. ~70-80fps avg. I use Vsync to kill the horrible screen tearing and it runs butter smooth 90% of the time. Very rarely does it drop below 60.

[Badger906]

That's because VRAM doesn't really affect FPS. Going over VRAM will produce stutters.

I also get zero stuttering or slow down.

[DXMember]

GTA V use 10-12gb memory so if you have 16gb it not enough

 

And Titan X 1295mhz just barely get 60fps in 1080p 

 

little video proof 1080p max settings

 

 

It's the caching of the game, as you have more aviable RAM it will cache more.

Read up on the R.A.G.E. advanced memory managment it's pretty interesting actually and is the reason the game plays so smooth.

I have nothing against software using all the hardware aviable, all software should do that.

 

EDIT:

but I believe they have reduced the chaching amount in some recent patches - about two weeks ago I was topping at 14~15 GB total RAM usage while running GTA V, now it's only about 8~9 GB for total system. Or maybe it caches less in Online and is the reason cars pop-in so suddenly and sometimes fall from sky