2016/10/26 09:45:14
izac3d
Hi,
 
I have evga sc 1060 3G card but I experience heavy Stuttering in GTA V I know this is nvidia driver problem because in my old gtx 960 I did not has this problem but want to know if there is a work around this problem ? when this happen fps drop below 30
 
driver version is 375.63
 
 
2016/10/26 11:00:20
Kirosia
Was your 960 a 4GB card by any chance? If so, you may need to scale back certain graphics settings if the 1060 is a 3GB card.
 
And are you using the in-game vsync? Try turning it off, and locking the framerate in the nvidia control panel or an external program like rivatuner.
2016/10/26 12:40:22
izac3d
Kirosia
Was your 960 a 4GB card by any chance? If so, you may need to scale back certain graphics settings if the 1060 is a 3GB card.
 
And are you using the in-game vsync? Try turning it off, and locking the framerate in the nvidia control panel or an external program like rivatuner.


yes my 690 was 4G and my evga 1060 is 3G but GTA V maxed uses 2.2Gb only from gpu ram so why I need to set settings down ?


How I can lockdown framerate in nvidia cp ?
 
2016/10/26 12:42:46
izac3d
in Mafia III it uses 2.5G from gpu ram and run smooth
 
2016/10/26 13:22:24
Kirosia
izac3dHow I can lockdown framerate in nvidia cp ?

Open up the control panel then click on Manage 3D Settings, then click the Program Settings tab. Under "Select a program to optimize" look for and select GTA V. Then below it find "vertical sync" and click the box next it that says "Use global settings". Change that to "On".
 
 
Another possible fix that someone posted on the Nvidia forums is to change the options in this image (it's the same place where you change the vertical sync settings above):
 

2016/10/26 13:48:44
izac3d
thanks but still there alot of stuttering
2016/10/26 14:05:03
Sajin
Your settings are most likely too high. Make sure all settings under the advanced graphics settings menu are set to default settings.
2016/10/26 14:29:48
izac3d
Sajin
Your settings are most likely too high. Make sure all settings under the advanced graphics settings menu are set to default settings.



I really tried that problem still remain, in my previous 960 card I set all to max and had no problem at all
2016/10/26 14:36:50
Sajin
Does setting all graphics settings to low stop the stutter? If yes, it's definitely a settings issue.
2016/10/26 14:39:46
Kirosia
izac3dI really tried that problem still remain, in my previous 960 card I set all to max and had no problem at all


It could be the latest update. Were you still using the 960 after it?

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