I never used to lag on normal GTA 5, and LSPDFR, but all of a sudden I am experiencing Low FPS, and FPS Drops. Is it something to do with an update or something? Cause it randomly started to happen today.

 

I am not sure if it's because of certain plugins or mods I have installed.

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On 19/6/2020 at 18:32, Relecent said:

Non sono mai stato in ritardo su GTA 5 normale e LSPDFR, ma all'improvviso sto riscontrando bassi FPS e cadute FPS. Ha a che fare con un aggiornamento o qualcosa del genere? Perché oggi ha iniziato a succedere in modo casuale.

 

Non sono sicuro che sia a causa di alcuni plugin o mod che ho installato.

What is your graphic card and your processor?

GTX 1060, i7 2600

2 hours ago, Relecent said:

GTX 1060, i7 2600

Remove some plugins and disable Vsync and all the advanced graphic settings, if yu play lspdfr and you go on duty you lose fps is normal

also set Main.PreloadAllModels to false, helps for me atleast.

copy this line:

Main.PreloadAllModels = false

 

17 hours ago, Matteov2.0 said:

Remove some plugins and disable Vsync and all the advanced graphic settings, if yu play lspdfr and you go on duty you lose fps is normal

I never had vsync on and the advanced graphics, but I will try remove a plugin or too.

17 hours ago, Faya said:

also set Main.PreloadAllModels to false, helps for me atleast.

copy this line:

Main.PreloadAllModels = false

 

What happens if that is set to false or true?

1 minute ago, Relecent said:

I never had vsync on and the advanced graphics, but I will try remove a plugin or too.

What happens if that is set to false or true?

It reduces lag for most people.

if you set it to false it's only gonna load what's near you, if you set it to true, it loads the entire map at once is gonna be loaded, and that means it has more files loaded.

if you have 16gb of RAM, setting it to false is probably  best, since it can pull files from a directory faster and more at once.(every file being pulled = more ram)

4 hours ago, Faya said:

It reduces lag for most people.

if you set it to false it's only gonna load what's near you, if you set it to true, it loads the entire map at once is gonna be loaded, and that means it has more files loaded.

if you have 16gb of RAM, setting it to false is probably  best, since it can pull files from a directory faster and more at once.(every file being pulled = more ram)

Okay, thank you