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  1. I know this is old, but the only parts of RDE that impact performance directly are the scripts it comes with, particularly arrest warrant, which made my mid-range gaming PC start lagging in police chases, can be removed without breaking things. The scripts do things like spawn certain cars in places and other non-essential features. There is an indirect performance impact from rendering a lot of vehicles of course, but providing you have a decent GPU it should have the video memory to handle this without running into issues. When I used to play on a laptop I always had problems using RDE vehicles because of a lack of VRAM in my system (integrated AMD graphics). So yeah tl;dr the scripts it installs are the main thing that affect performance. Delete them and you should be good.
  2. I did a log using CoreTemp and it showed all my cores running at 3299MHz for almost the entire session. My CPU can turbo to 3.6GHz but as I said when I play GTA there's rarely 100% CPU load so I think its working as it should on that front
  3. It's annoying because I never even get 100% CPU usage and yet it still lags and the FPS drops randomly. I understand the way GTA is designed all mods will have some performance impact but LSPDFR is really bad for this. (Possibly because it hasn't been updated in ages?) But I guess you're right it must be the CPU there's nothing else hardware wise that would limit it. And yeah ALPR in the city is really bad. Which is a shame because its the best place to use it. I've been kind of pushed towards trying out other mods which don't impact the game as much, like LSPD: Dangerous Individuals which is Scripthook based and runs decently. But you don't get the same immersion and the tools LSPDFR gives you.
  4. How do i do that? I don't know what my default settings were
  5. Maybe its because you have an i7 then. Like I say GTA runs great without RPH. Scripthook LSPD mods are really enjoyable.
  6. I doubt it. What game version and RPH version are you using? I turned down my settings completely and its still laggy in chases. Only other thing I have installed is Realism Dispatch Enhanced but I've used LSPDFR without that in the past and still had issues. It lags mostly in the city. In the countryside I normally get 60fps with microstutter but no FPS drops, which I can live with. But for some reason the city is just horrendous.
  7. I built a PC last autumn specifically for playing higher end games like GTA. GTA runs fine on it apart from a few frame pacing issues which I had to work around. However LSPDFR still lags with minimal plugins installed. I have Search Warrant, ALPR+, Traffic Policer, Police Radio, Code 3 Callouts and Assorted Callouts. I5 6500 EVGA GTX 970 Superclocked 8GB RAM (this never reaches 100%) 150GB SSD It's got to the point where I'm considering turning graphics options way down even though my PC can handle max settings at 60fps almost all the time. I just know LSPDFR is completely unoptimized and will run like shit on even the latest £2000 i7 build. Has anyone had success turning down textures etc to improve LSPDFR performance, or by using Directx 10?
  8. Hello, yes I do. I have eyes. without activating this mod the lag doesn't ensue.
  9. Doesn't seem to work anymore, has no noticeable effect on the brightness of lights
  10. This is causing lag, especially when I go off duty then on duty as another officer. FPS drops are caused by this mod.
  11. Guys my 2015 Charger's red strip tail light isn't coming on unless I'm braking. How do I make it stay on all the time like other charger models do? thanks
  12. Okay, my final question was whether the brand of GTX 970 makes a difference. I know they all have slightly different clock speeds from 1.08GHz to 1.18GHz the one I was looking at was the EVGA GeForce GTX 970 4GB Superclocked ACX 2.0 http://uk.pcpartpicker.com/product/JTwqqs/evga-video-card-04gp42974kr which is 1.17GHz
  13. Looks like the GTX 1060 will take me £50 over budget. There's not a huge difference between the 970 and the 1060 anyway is there? The R9 380 is also an option
  14. Alright, sounds good. I probably won't get a 6600k because from what I've heard the only advantage over the 6500/6600 is overclocking which I'm not interested in
  15. So I've been on here before to ask for advice on a budget £600 build for GTA and LSPDFR, and it's come down to a decision between the GTX 960, GTX 970, the newer GTX 1060, or the Radeon R9 380. This will most likely be combined with an i5 6500 (or hopefully a 6600k if there is enough budget left) and an SSD. Which of these cards would the community recommend? The 1060 is a much newer card so it has that appeal, as there's no way I can afford a 1080 or even a 980 Thanks!
  16. @Iggy Fresh Also would try and get an SSD instead of a HDD. Think I should have no problems playing with the mods I do on high settings 720p or 1080p with that combo
  17. @Iggy Fresh Looks like a good build, I was thinking of the i5 6500 and the GTX 960 4GB (which seems to be a solid graphics card), might cost a tiny bit more though
  18. @Iggy Fresh I'm just after the computer parts to build a PC myself for that price. @Mike Bik 15-25fps sounds horrible I couldn't live with that!
  19. That's cool but I like to go off actual performance tests and based on them you can achieve 40-60fps consistently for $400 let alone $600.
  20. Yeah I only play LSPDFR with ALPR, traffic policer, search warrant police radio and passive speed radar. I don't install ridiculously high poly cars I use in game cars and modify their liveries. Only mods I use are simple trainer skin changer Emergency Uniforms Pack and LSPDFR. From the looks of things I can get an i5 6500 and a Radeon R9 380 for $600ish. That sounds pretty decent to me
  21. Yeah I understand that. I just honestly don't get how I can see people playing GTA 5 on $300-$600 PCs on Youtube at very good fps and yet people here are saying its not possible to get decent performance without paying more? I know dual core performance would decrease over time as Rockstar requires quad core CPU in their system requirements. But assuming I had a quad core CPU (which I can easily afford at this budget) I don't see where the big problem would be. Out of interest what are your specs TheUniT?
  22. My plan is to buy based on 2016 budget GTA builds. I'm on a laptop at the moment so my mentality is that anything will be better than this (I don't even have a quad core CPU). I'm also not bothered if I have to run at 720p (I have to run it at 1024x768 currently lol). And anything over 30fps is acceptable to me, as long as it doesn't drop below 30 at all (or at least not very often) I'll be happy. With that in mind would you say its possible to satisfy that with $600? I will be making a backup of GTA using RPH so I don't have to suffer any more performance decreases with future patches.
  23. Sorry but there are countless Youtube videos of GTA running well at 1080p on budget PCs. LSPDFR doesn't add that much overhead it just increases VRAM and CPU and RAM usage slightly. Where's your evidence that you need to spend $1500 to play LSPDFR?
  24. Hey I've been looking at some budget PC builds for GTA 5 (there are a lot which look promising). Can anyone recommend a build within this price range? I'd like to be able to play in HD on high settings if possible at a decent (above 30fps) framerate. Thanks!
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