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I tested it with this mod in the past and it worked well. But, apparently you have to pay for it to be compatible with the newer versions.

Ok, managed to solve it. After some (extensive) troubleshooting, here's what was causing my issues and how I fixed them. My MB (ASRock B650M-HDV) is a budget board that struggles to maintain a stable PCIe Gen5 link with the RTX 5070 Ti, apparently. This was causing PCIe recovery errors (the link dropping and reconnecting repeatedly), which corrupted memory transfers between the GPU and the system. Checked this with HWInfo. Fixed it by forcing PCIe Gen4 in BIOS under Advanced → AMD PBS Option → PCIe x16 Link Speed → Gen4. I was also using Resource Adjuster with its experimental options enabled, apparently that was causing aggressive VRAM allocation. Combined with the unstable PCIe link, this was triggering an access violation crash always at the same offset inside GTA5.exe (01410bfa), making it look like a driver or hardware issue; I'm not sure if this option works well for other people, but even with PCIe Gen4, it was causing crashes for me. Also, not sure if that caused any issues, but I changed it just to make sure: battleye was active as a Windows service while the game was launched with -nobattleye. This caused BattlEye to detect the process as invalid and terminate it externally after some time, showing as exit code 0xcfffffff in the launcher log with no crash dump generated. Fixed after disabling BattlEye completely through the Rockstar Games Launcher settings instead of just using the launch flag. Hopefully this can help someone in the future, although I'm not sure what exactly solved it or if some of those fixes were needed, but this is what I did. Thanks @Lennyy for the help too.

Not really, apart from what QuantV has, at least. I am doing some testing related to my hardware now, because I can't really find any problems with the game itself, and since it crashes even without any mods, it's weird. I'll share anything I can in this thread if I can fix it, hopefully helps someone in the future 🙂

Yep, all my textures are already 2k. Even tried with game textures on low, but the same thing happens.

Hi, I've been having this issue seemingly not related to any mods, started happening recently but I can't really tell exactly when. After a few minutes of playing, game stops loading the world and I can't load anything "new", can't pull up my phone and even the pictures on Compulite, for example, don't load. After a while, the game would stop responding and I would need to stop the proccess from task manager. Tested on multiple NVME and Sata SSDs, without any mods, clean install and recently even reinstalled Windows just to check if that would help, but nope - still the same issue. Funny enough, I see a lot of people having the same situation on Reddit even in GTA Online after the recent updates, but no solution. No other games, including GTA Enhanced, have this issue. My setup is available here, with all the mods I use and my PC specs. Already have Gameconfig, HeapAdjuster, Packfile Limit Adjuster, PedProp Limit Adjuster, and Resource Adjuster. I don't really have any logs to share, since no errors show up in RPH or launcher.log If anyone know anything about this, I would really appreciate it.

Yeah, I just know that fixed it for me, it's weird. I have a Ryzen 7 7700 and 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and I also tested both with MemTest and stress tests. GTA, even the vanilla version, was the only game that crashed, sometimes after 10 minutes, sometimes after an hour. I also tested older drivers, but the only thing that actually seemed to make a difference was disabling the HAGS. I just assumed that HAGS had been turned off before, and that now it was enabled, which might have caused the issue, but I’m not sure.

Just coming back to this to hopefully help someone, I ran some extensive tests and it seems that disabling HAGS on Windows solved my issue completely – it could be due to my GPU (RTX 5070Ti) being too "recent" for the game, since the Enhanced doesn't have that problem, but I don't fully know what caused it. Turning it off on Windows 11: right click your desktop > display > scroll down to graphics > change default graphics settings and turn Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling off. Restart the PC and the problem is gone – tested for around 15 play sessions, each 1+ hrs long, and not faced the same issue again. Keep in mind, this will disable the frame gen if you use that in other games, but for me it's completely worth it, since I don't personally use it.

I'm having the same issue, and haven’t been able to figure it out either. Your game is throwing a EXCEPTION_ACCESS_VIOLATION error (0xc0000005), from what I've seen, it's one of the worst errors possible to have because it could be anything and everything at the same time. Are you using fairly recent hardware? I'm on a RTX 5070Ti, and I have a feeling that Rockstar’s latest updates might’ve made things worse in Legacy Edition for newer GPUs. I can’t confirm it beyond my own experience, but I didn’t encounter any of these problems before the update and my game has always been at least 95% stable before having this issue. In case it helps, here’s everything I tried, maybe you’ll have better luck: Temporarily disable your mods by renaming the mods folder to _mods, or run the game in a clean vanilla install. If it stops crashing, the issue might be mod-related. If so, try rebuilding your mods folder gradually and keep track of changes, it really helps with troubleshooting. Disable HAGS (Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling) in Windows. Some DirectX 11 games don’t play well with it. Keep in mind that this might affect frame generation in other titles if you use that feature. Verify the integrity of your game files. The process differs depending on whether you're using Steam, Epic Games, or Rockstar Launcher. Update all your drivers, and consider doing a clean reinstall of your GPU drivers using DDU. Testing with older driver versions might also help, especially with newer hardware, sometimes the latest drivers aren’t the most stable. Run some stress tests, try other games, use MemTest, GPU VRAM checks in OCCT, etc. If errors pop up in other applications, it could be a hardware issue, although that's usually a last resort. Good luck figuring it out!