bobertie Posted December 19, 2018 Share Posted December 19, 2018 I bought GTA V for my PC last week, and aside from a few fps issues, the first problem I've encountered was this morning when I logged into online, spawned in at the drop off area for the bounty hunter, phoned mechanic to get a car and headed to the clothing store in Grapeseed. As I rounded the corner just after the junction at Union Road heading west onto the main street, I got this error/crash. I rebooted the game and tried again. It took less time to get there the second time, as my car was already waiting for me when I spawned. The same thing happened at the same spot. So I rebooted it, changed a few graphics settings (which required a reboot) and then left it for 5 minutes in case it was a time-related crash. I went a different way, going left at the crossroads on Joad Lane, and I got to just before the next junction before it crashed again. Once again I rebooted, but this time I headed south to the suburban in harmony, and it was fine, no crashes or errors. Is this an issue with Grapeseed in particular or is it something more? I've made a printscreen detailing the crash locations: https://imgur.com/tzz6WXZ Extra info if it makes any difference: I'm playing online, but solo in an invite only session My Pc is running windows 10 pro, with an Intel Core i5-7400 CPU @ 3.00GHz, with 8GB Ram and 564GB free hard drive space. The PC is less than a year old. I've had a few unrelated FPS issues due to not enough ram (I think), but according to task manager this isn't the issue here Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Dzert14 Posted December 19, 2018 Share Posted December 19, 2018 DO THIS WITH YOUR OWN RISK What GPU do you use ? You use a HDD or SSD ? What is the size of your paging file ? Maybe This Can Fix That (Maybe) https://pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Grand_Theft_Auto_V#ERR_GFX_D3D_INIT Verify Game Files Reinstall / Repair DirectX & Vcredist (Use From Grand Theft Auto V Folder) GTA5.exe and GTAVLauncher.exe on their Properties - > Compatibility - > Check "disable full-screen optimisations" (Windows 10) On Graphics Control Panel (AMD / NVIDIA) set the game to default graphics settings from their control panel DO THIS WITH YOUR OWN RISK Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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