You might have vsync turned on ingame, or you might have the refresh rate set to 60hz inside of GTA (if you're using exclusive fullscreen mode). What refresh rate is your monitor?
@@tesmanit What I would do is check that your monitor is set to 120hz in your video card drivers, disable vsync ingame and in the video card drivers, make sure you haven't set a frame rate limit in something like msi afterburner, make sure you haven't set a frame rate limit inside your video card drivers (nvidia has an option in each game profile, im sure AMD have something similar). If you're still not seeing more than 60 fps, check another game to verify there is no frame limiter operating on your system. Make sure you're testing this from an invite only session. GTA is a super cpu limited game, and on a full session (especially ones with cheaters running shit everywhere) it will tank your fps. For reference I have a 7800x3d and on an invite only session it will be 160 fps in most places, but a full session will see it dip down to 100 occasionally. My old 5800x would rarely see much more than 100 fps in a full session, and my even older i7 4790k would struggle to go beyond even 70.
Pretty useful for city-tracks. Thanks for comparison
No worries.
What controller do you use?
Also, how do you lock fps at 160? My game is locked on 60 and I can't do anything about it, pc is loaded on 30-40%
I use a keyboard.
You might have vsync turned on ingame, or you might have the refresh rate set to 60hz inside of GTA (if you're using exclusive fullscreen mode). What refresh rate is your monitor?
@@Your_Paramour my monitor is 120hz and no limit in the game, so idk...
@@tesmanit What I would do is check that your monitor is set to 120hz in your video card drivers, disable vsync ingame and in the video card drivers, make sure you haven't set a frame rate limit in something like msi afterburner, make sure you haven't set a frame rate limit inside your video card drivers (nvidia has an option in each game profile, im sure AMD have something similar). If you're still not seeing more than 60 fps, check another game to verify there is no frame limiter operating on your system. Make sure you're testing this from an invite only session. GTA is a super cpu limited game, and on a full session (especially ones with cheaters running shit everywhere) it will tank your fps. For reference I have a 7800x3d and on an invite only session it will be 160 fps in most places, but a full session will see it dip down to 100 occasionally. My old 5800x would rarely see much more than 100 fps in a full session, and my even older i7 4790k would struggle to go beyond even 70.
what platform do you play?
PC. I should have made that clear in the description/video.
@@Your_Paramourlol , i m sorry , i have not seen
@@igor_wayne325 I added it after you asked the question dw.