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GTA V seems to take forever to load

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IDK why but GTA V seems to take forever to load.

 

Doesn't matter if it's singleplayer or multiplayer.

 

How can I fix this? It's so ridiculous.

 

Thanks.

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Could try deleting the game files and reinstalling it or you can get an SSD.

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There's not really w way to fix it even loading from an SSD it takes ages. You could try a RAM disk bust that's a lot of RAM.

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Its just the game, tabbing out makes it take longer so try to bear through that initial load screen.

 

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Even with an SSD it's not going to load quickly, it's a 60+ GB game. I keep my copy loaded on a normal hard drive because I don't feel like using up that much space on my SSD for one game, and it takes ages.

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Just now, ProdigyzMined said:

Even with an SSD it's not going to load quickly, it's a 60+ GB game. I keep my copy loaded on a normal hard drive because I don't feel like using up that much space on my SSD for one game, and it takes ages.

For me when I got an SSD it cut gta load times almost in half of what they were before, so there is some difference unless there is a bottleneck somewhere.

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Just now, PyroBlast13 said:

For me when I got an SSD it cut gta load times almost in half of what they were before, so there is some difference unless there is a bottleneck somewhere.

but when mine takes ~5 min to load, yours will still take 2-3 min, and for an SSD that's not great :P

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Just now, ProdigyzMined said:

but when mine takes ~5 min to load, yours will still take 2-3 min, and for an SSD that's not great :P

meh

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6 minutes ago, PyroBlast13 said:

Could try deleting the game files and reinstalling it or you can get an SSD.

I have an SSD but it's only for Windows. Everything else goes to HDD.

 

I am right now trying to re-install it.

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GTA has always taken a long time to load, back on PS2 it was also bad. Just a lot of variables and whatnot they need to pre-load to the RAM to run. Don't alt+tab out, it takes at least 30 seconds longer on an HDD. 

 

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What CPU are you running?

My G3258 @ 4.7GHz is the problem on slow loading, I fixed it by going to the taskmanager, details and give GTA V a higher priority, the game is still on my HDD. 8GB DDR3-1333 GHz and loads within 2-5 minutes.

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