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GTA V on GTX 970

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I found it really difficult to get the game to run past 3.5GB at 1080p even with every setting cranked up to full. If you increase the resolution the GPU doesn't really have enough power for max settings anyway. The times when the game did run up at 3.6GB/3.7GB I didn't get any stuttering or anything major.

 

1080p max settings should be fine, moreso with an overclock

Will I be able to run GTA V with mods on a GTX 970? Also will play online, what are the maximum settings I can get to with GTX 970 in GTA V without passing 3.5gb vram?

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Will I be able to run GTA V with mods on a GTX 970? Also will play online, what are the maximum settings I can get to with GTX 970 in GTA V without passing 3.5gb vram?

even if you pass the 3.5 GB, you can still play it perfectly fine, and not it has 4 Gb nor 3.5 gb 

 

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It's 4gbs. The last .5 just isn't as fast as it should be but some people reported not having that problem. Probably high settings with like MSAA on 2x

 

 

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Depends on the mods like always. Is easy to reach 3.5GB.

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I found it really difficult to get the game to run past 3.5GB at 1080p even with every setting cranked up to full. If you increase the resolution the GPU doesn't really have enough power for max settings anyway. The times when the game did run up at 3.6GB/3.7GB I didn't get any stuttering or anything major.

 

1080p max settings should be fine, moreso with an overclock

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 GTA V with mods on a Gigabyte G1 GTX 970? Can I run it? What are the maximum settings I can get to without passing 3.5 gb vram? Looking forward to play online.

You say you are looking forward to play ONLINE with MODS? You know you get banned if you use mods online. You can even get banned for using a fov mod in online

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You say you are looking forward to play ONLINE with MODS? You know you get banned if you use mods online. You can even get banned for using a fov mod in online

No... Mods in SP and im looking forward to play online without mods.

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Soooo, what resolution are you playing on? 1440P could be close, but 1080P shouldn't be a problem. As usual i think you will run out of performance before you run out of VRAM.

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Soooo, what resolution are you playing on? 1440P could be close, but 1080P shouldn't be a problem. As usual i think you will run out of performance before you run out of VRAM.

1080p. maybe 900p

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Soooo, what resolution are you playing on? 1440P could be close, but 1080P shouldn't be a problem. As usual i think you will run out of performance before you run out of VRAM.

What do you mean? "Run out of performance"?

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1080p. maybe 900

Not an issue. Like ALL games on the 970. 1080p is NO issue.

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i have a gtx 770 , setting say im using 2.6/2GB of Vram , no stuttering, textures maxed, shadows high,also reflection, shadows sharp, grass normal (too demanding), advanced settings OFF,MSAA 2x (with/without FXAA /TXAA , sometimes off or on ,looks better ,sometimes not for me lol, takes ,idk like 2 fps),

60+ fps all the time (average 75?)

 

you will first run out of performance than VRAM, like people above sad

with mods , depends what mods , texture mods would probobly take like 3 fps , and more Vram

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The performance of the 970 will run out earlier than the VRAM.

lol *how* will it run out of performance? 

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lol *how* will it run out of performance? 

 

omg. I don't kjow whats so hard to understand about that. :D

 

you will turn on 802173459834765 GTX V mods and the game will run at very low FPS (e.g. under 20). But at the same time your VRAM won't be filled up yet.

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omg. I don't kjow whats so hard to understand about that. :D

 

you will turn on 802173459834765 GTX V mods and the game will run at very low FPS (e.g. under 20). But at the same time your VRAM won't be filled up yet.

Oh I thought you were saying the gtx 970 is shitty.

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