- Aug 30, 2014
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I have been trying to play GTA V for months on my tower. I get terrible framerates despite having good specs:
I have tried the following:
I cant think of anything else to try. At this point I think the issue is a bad motherboard. I have had similar issues in FO4 and Dirt Rally. I am not sure though how to diagnose a bad motherboard, as the only other issues I have had with it is that I cannot get video out to work with the motherboard. Another less likely issue could be the RAM, it seems to be a good bit slower with a CAS latency of 11, compared to what seems to be the normal 9. I'm not convinced that is the issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I would really like to save the money and not buy a new motherboard.
-i5-4690k (no OC with a CM 212 Air Cooler)
-AMD R9 390 Nitro
-2X Crucial 4GB 240-Pin DDR3 SDRAM1600 (PC3 12800) CT51264BA160B*
-Crucial M500 CT240M500SSD1 (the game is installed on this drive, I have multiple other HDD's . installed but I won't list them for the sake of time)
-Rosewill Hive 770
-Asus Z97-A Motherboard*
I have tried the following:
-Lowered all settings
-Tried running the game at 800x600
-Turned off everything I can think of
-Set the CPU priority to max
-Made sure the SSD has ample space left
-The CPU isn't overheating
-Closed out of all programs
I cant think of anything else to try. At this point I think the issue is a bad motherboard. I have had similar issues in FO4 and Dirt Rally. I am not sure though how to diagnose a bad motherboard, as the only other issues I have had with it is that I cannot get video out to work with the motherboard. Another less likely issue could be the RAM, it seems to be a good bit slower with a CAS latency of 11, compared to what seems to be the normal 9. I'm not convinced that is the issue. Any help would be greatly appreciated. I would really like to save the money and not buy a new motherboard.
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