Hey, is it all about the game or just my computer being slow?
Hey, is it all about the game or just my computer being slow?
I don't know what happens with this game because the other games I have microstuttering but look in the gta v: View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T8B0fdHd_1k I've tried everything but it doesn't seem to work. Not even with vsync is it able to fix this problem. This build is recent but it is giving me problems in several games Pc : Intel Core i9-12900K mobo Asus ROG Strix Z690-A Gaming Wifi D4 CORSAIR vengeance pro 32gb 2x16 3200mhz msi 3080 ztrio12gb Nxtz z63 cooler CORSAIR PSU 1000W 80+GOLD samsunsg ssd m.2
The temps look very good, with both CPU and GPU staying around -65 degrees. Check out this link for a better look at the benchmarks: https://www.userbenchmark.com/UserRun/54741298 It's running on Windows 11.
Is the game running from the SSD or the hard drive? The CPU gets too slow to play games at 65 degrees Celsius on a 12900K processor. Are you absolutely certain about these low scores? There are no problems shown in the benchmark tests.
Sure enough, GTA V shows up around 60 to 65 FPS when running on high settings and with my GPU, just like in the other games I play. In those others, CPU comes out at 60-70 while the GPU hits 65-80. The game was downloaded from Epic Games Store onto an SSD and all drivers are up to date. Honestly, I thought this might be because of my hard drive or memory. So now I'm trying it on Steam instead. In other games, I don't get that stuttering problem at all if it's true, even though the frame rate does feel a little choppy but nothing like what GTA V has right now.
No matter what, a company built this computer for me, so I rely on them too. I can always talk to them if needed.
@Chompyyy says GTA V isn't working well when you run it at a lot of frames per second. The game might be splitting its work between two cores, which could lead to problems.
Go into your Windows power settings and make sure it is set to High Performance rather than Balanced. Then go into your Nvidia Control Panel and make sure the power usage setting is also not set to Balanced. Sometimes variables like balanced can change how much power is used often, causing these stutters. This fixed the issue for me when I had it, anyway.