Ofc. Miller 115

I just wanted to share my excitement with y'all. I recently just upgraded my PC and, kind of sadly, this is the first time I've been able to enjoy LSPDFR at max settings and full frames (monitors cap at 75Hz, changing that soon, though!). For the longest time I was struggling to keep 50 frames in mid settings and now I can finally enjoy it as it should be. Next purchase will be some QHD monitors!
 
Here's a little snipping tool screenshot as tax, lol.

Definitely try the Rampage launcher, it works!

I recently upgraded to the NVidia GeForce RTX 2060 from the AMD Radeon RX570, and I couldn't figure out for the life of me what was wrong. Big thanks man. 👍

Hello,
 
I just wanted to share a possible fix that I believe some have stated in random threads, but took me awhile before figuring out. 
 
If you are getting the Rage Error of Slow System or Insufficient Permissions/Bad Anti-virus - give this a shot.
 
*This is for users who have GeForce Experience and use the in-game overlay. Disable it. Right click the Nvidia Icon in your task tray --> Choose GeForce Experience --> Click the Settings Cog Icon --> Turn off In-Game Overlay (right in the middle of your screen)
 
This is the only method that worked for me.
 
I added GTA/RockStar file path, program, etc. in the Allowed Programs/Exceptions. 
Verified Game Integrity
Reinstalled GTA V/Rage/LSPDFR more times than I care to admit
Checked Registry Paths to ensure they were pointing correctly to folder
Run as Admin in every way imaginable
Turned off RTP in Defender/configured open firewall (I'm an ISO, dont worry haha)
Ensured it wasn't Razer program or anything weird
Went through and allowed permissions in individual folders
Obviously up-to-date in all
 
So yeah.... I did my due diligence and then some haha and all that just for it to be disabling in-game overlay in GeForce Experience. I hate technology.
 
I haven't had a single issue booting it up (it's been 10-11 times since) and playing for over an hour with good frames and no crashes.
 
But, wanted to make a thread in case others find it useful or helpful. Thanks - GL!