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Fluffyin
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07-24-2016, 01:16 PM
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In GeForce Experience I adjusted my GTA configurations to the best. When I start the game it runs at 10 frames per second, which isn't unique—this issue also appears with Arma 3. I own a GTX 960 with 4GB RAM, an AMD FX 8350 and 16GB of memory. Two 8GB drives are connected. Could there be a fake card or CPU involved? My friends all have similar specs except for RAM, and one of them can play GTA V smoothly at high settings.
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Fluffyin
07-24-2016, 01:16 PM #1

In GeForce Experience I adjusted my GTA configurations to the best. When I start the game it runs at 10 frames per second, which isn't unique—this issue also appears with Arma 3. I own a GTX 960 with 4GB RAM, an AMD FX 8350 and 16GB of memory. Two 8GB drives are connected. Could there be a fake card or CPU involved? My friends all have similar specs except for RAM, and one of them can play GTA V smoothly at high settings.

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xSudden
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07-24-2016, 08:01 PM
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It’s better to adjust the in-game settings yourself instead of relying on GeForce to set them. Also, ensure your drivers are current.
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xSudden
07-24-2016, 08:01 PM #2

It’s better to adjust the in-game settings yourself instead of relying on GeForce to set them. Also, ensure your drivers are current.

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ExtasyFox
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07-24-2016, 11:02 PM
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GeForce Experience often seeks to boost performance by doubling or quadrupling screen resolution (like pushing 2160p on a 1080p display) via DSR (Dynamic Super Resolution). It also disregards Borderless window options and insists on fullscreen mode, even if it harms gameplay. I’m using a 2560x1440 Borderless window on my main monitor for most titles. GFE pushes to run games in DSR 3620x2036 fullscreen as the "best" setting, alongside forcing 200% scaling in games such as WoW when 100% suffices most of the time.
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ExtasyFox
07-24-2016, 11:02 PM #3

GeForce Experience often seeks to boost performance by doubling or quadrupling screen resolution (like pushing 2160p on a 1080p display) via DSR (Dynamic Super Resolution). It also disregards Borderless window options and insists on fullscreen mode, even if it harms gameplay. I’m using a 2560x1440 Borderless window on my main monitor for most titles. GFE pushes to run games in DSR 3620x2036 fullscreen as the "best" setting, alongside forcing 200% scaling in games such as WoW when 100% suffices most of the time.

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