Try story mode and see if it makes a difference. Is your driver up to date? Check with GPU-Z how much video memory is being used while gaming (it can log to file without needing to alt+tab).Īlso note that when playing online, sometimes you will have less performance and issues due to a bad internet connection or a full server. I would assume it has something to do with the graphics card. I sometimes get those texture issues but only for a few seconds then they are gone.

I will try to update later when I play the actual game for a longer period of time.Īt what resolution are you playing and what settings do you use in game? I can run GTA V perfectly well with 2 GB on a GTX 960 at mid to high settings 1080p. I can't alt + tab out of the game or use any interfaces while in the game or it breaks, so I had to use some more primitive recording methods to show the issue to my friends, but you can see it pretty clearly in this video.Įdit: I was asked to get some usage numbers so here are my numbers after I ran the entire GTA V benchmark from start to finish: Attached is a link to a video that shows the issue. Nothing seems to have a big impact on this. I've turned down the settings as much as I possibly can, disabling everything I can and turning all settings down as low as they go ('normal' is what the game calls this for some reason). My next idea was that my 3gb of VRAM wasn't enough to load all the textures, but according to GTA's settings menu it only needs 1066mb of VRAM, around a third of what I have available, so I don't think that should be an issue. Originally I thought it was because the game was saved to my hard drive, but after moving it to my ssd the problem persisted. Hey all, I've been playing some GTA recently but have been having a lot of trouble with driving due to the road textures not loading in underneath me.

Gta v texture editor