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GTA 5 err_gfx_d3d_init

CoinelJohn
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Everytime I load GTA 5, I get the error: err_gfx_d3d_init. Right when I load into the game, it crashes and gives me the error. I've been looking for hours including reinstalling DirectX, uninstalling MSI Afterburner as well as disabling shadowplay. I have tried using my copy of GTA with LSPDFR and a fresh installation of GTA 5 and it still crashes even on DirectX 10.1. Is there a solution that can fix this for me so I can return to playing GTA?

My Graphics Card: Geforce GTX 760 2gb

CPU: AMD FX 4350 @ 4.2ghz

Ram: 8gb

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