HOW TO RUN GTA 5 FOR LOW END AMD POWERD PC ( INTEGRATED GRAPHICS)

[SpGamEr95]

Hey , I just found out a way to fix the out of memory error or the game crashing while prologue mission starts and other type of crash errors ( only for crashing errors not for any other errors example; gtav.exe stopped working or D3D INIT ERR..). It worked for me so I'm sharing, I don't know if it will work for everybody with same errors. But its worth a try!

My PC rig ( I would not call it a rig );

Windows 7 Enterprise 64 bit

AMD A6-3500 Triple core CPU+Integrated AMD Radeon 6530D 512 MB Graphics

4 GB RAM (2 GB only usable since integrated graphics is occupy other 2GB)

OH Yeah! you guessed it... I have no external graphics card.

How to run GTA 5;

1) Go to control panel > System and Security > System > advanced system settings ( on the top left )

2) You will see a dialog box. find the first tab that says performance and click on settings. Out of the 4 options, choose adjust for best performance. Click apply.

3) In the same dialog-box find the advanced tab and click on it out of the two options provided, click on programs.

4) Just under those two options are virtual memory. click on change. select any drive in from the list ( only HDD partitions. no pendrives or usb flash devices). Click on system managed size and click set. click ok and close all dialog boxes.

5) go to My documents ( IF you don't know where it is just google it) > Rockstar games > GTAV. you will see settings.xml, Right click it and open it with notepad. find "ShadowQuality value" , "ShaderQuality value" and "DX_Version value". change all its value to zero. save it ( ctrl+s) and exit. now open the game and see if it works.

I HOPE THIS FIXES YOUR ISSUES. IF IT DOES OR IF IT DOESN'T , PLEASE LET ME KNOW. WE WILL FIGURE IT OUT. - THANK YOU FOR READING.

[Frank ツ]

What the point playing gta on a system like that

[Gummy]

What the point playing gta on a system like that

Some people can't afford a machine to play V.

[lpgunit]

Not to burst your bubble or anything, but we already have a thread for this:

http://gtaforums.com/topic/787580-gta-v-playable-on-old-low-end-pc/

 

And while I do know and acknowledge the fact that people from developing countries are simply unable to get their hands on high-end gear or are hampered with import duties/taxes, I'm certain that there are parts dealers out there who sell entry-level or low mid-range cards like the GT730 for cheap. Skimping on integrated graphics just won't cut it imo, and I don't think that a 730 would set you guys back too much.

[Ratsorizzo]

Hah! You had me until you said

INTEGRATED

Thanks I needed that.

[GTA_dog]

Not to burst your bubble or anything, but we already have a thread for this:

http://gtaforums.com/topic/787580-gta-v-playable-on-old-low-end-pc/

 

And while I do know and acknowledge the fact that people from developing countries are simply unable to get their hands on high-end gear or are hampered with import duties/taxes, I'm certain that there are parts dealers out there who sell entry-level or low mid-range cards like the GT730 for cheap. Skimping on integrated graphics just won't cut it imo, and I don't think that a 730 would set you guys back too much.

Unless you're like me, who just bought a new computer that had no ports for upgrading your graphics card.

 

Anyone wanna buy an Nvidia graphics card, it's been known to run GTA IV on medium-high settings.

[lpgunit]

 

Not to burst your bubble or anything, but we already have a thread for this:

http://gtaforums.com/topic/787580-gta-v-playable-on-old-low-end-pc/

 

And while I do know and acknowledge the fact that people from developing countries are simply unable to get their hands on high-end gear or are hampered with import duties/taxes, I'm certain that there are parts dealers out there who sell entry-level or low mid-range cards like the GT730 for cheap. Skimping on integrated graphics just won't cut it imo, and I don't think that a 730 would set you guys back too much.

Unless you're like me, who just bought a new computer that had no ports for upgrading your graphics card.

 

Anyone wanna buy an Nvidia graphics card, it's been known to run GTA IV on medium-high settings.

 

Reminds me of that HP Pavilion hand-me-down my folks and I had sone ten years ago. It ran off a Pentium III Coppermine, and is more or less enoigh for the likes of GTA VC, but the onboard Intel 810 chipset didn't have support for AGP (likely as the i740 GPU seems to have used the internal bus interface), thus leaving me with next to no options for a video card upgrade. Edited June 29, 2015 by lpgunit