Hey guy's I have a high end gaming pc 

i5 4670k  
m87 z power max mother board
GTX 780 ti 3g
and 16gb ram


Clean install of windows 7 64bit

GTA V refuses to go past 40 to 50 fps 

It refuses to let me change settings in game and there a red warning saying my 3 gb 780 ti isn't enough 

I did find 1 no restriction command it allowed me to change settings thankfully but ingame building flickering with texture building in the distance are gone till i get close and looks horrible when driving around

Nothing wrong with my system as i just got it back from getting the mobo upgraded and they checked all my parts and there all perfect 

drivers are updated  

all settings are maxed with 75 visual settings etc in the settings 

any one else have this problem ? 

I would also like to add the sky also turns red and everythings just vanishes and i get an out of memory error

Edited January 5, 201412 yr by Exeagle

I would recommend you creating a file called commandline.txt in your GTA IV directory and add the following lines: 

-novblank -norestrictions -percentvidmem 100 -novsync -frameLimit 0 -nomemrestrict

Let me know if that works. 

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I would also like to add the sky also turns red and everythings just vanishes and i get an out of memory error

 

Are you running an ENB? If so, removing it should give you extra FPS.

 

Yes i am using the Game4enb for the  lcpdfr 

It seems no matter what settings i run it at max high low etc i always get 58 fps never lags or anything now


I use to run a 660ti and had no problems and im sure my 780 ti 3gb is more then enough 900$ card lol 

there must be something in the card settings someone that causing this :(

Edited January 6, 201412 yr by Exeagle

58fps is pretty good, should be smooth as silk.  How much more FPS you expect?

 

Also, as I understand it, if you monitor is 60hz, you'll max out at about 60fps, at least visually.  Not certain if the computer will push the higher frames if your monitor is limited at 60hz.  To get higher FPS visually, assuming the CPU can handle higher fps, you need at least 120hz monitor in order for the higher fps to be evident.

 

DrDetroit

Edited January 6, 201412 yr by drdetroit

The Game4Video ENB could be causing these problems. Attempt to take it out and try to see if your problem is fixed. Also use the command line up from inserni.