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Yes. I tested all FSR3 presets with the benchmark. Quality: 191FPS avg, 145fps min Balanced: 207FPS avg, 153FPS min Performance: 226FPS avg, 157FPS min Personally, during normal gameplay, I prefer FSR3 Quality to make sure I max out my monitors' capabilities (180Hz).

Do you mean you are missing the extra settings that FusionFix is meant to introduce into the game? If so, I would start with deleting anything related to FusionFix from the game directory, re-download FusionFix and "install" it again. If you are using a different version than the most up to date Steam one, I have no real advice, sorry.

@@EestiGaming oh. TNX FOR REPLYINGG. I have a downgraded version of the game to 1.0.7.0 :)

@@EestiGaming Also Bro how to reduce jaggery edges? I play in 1366*768 reso and i get very bad jaggery edges

@@marzeilliyaaj8816 I would google how to increase sharpness nvidia / amd depending on what GPU you have. Usually the gpu driver control panel will have some options to increase sharpness.

@@EestiGaming ooh tnx:) Do u have any discord server?

I've never used Zolika Patch, but I personally prefer the game to be as close to original as possible. Whichever one does that, I'd go for that.

@@EestiGaming Damn I didn't expect you to actually reply thank you for the help lol

Complete Edition, keep in mind to instantly recognize that it is complete edition whenever you see it with Fusion Fix.

I have the FPS locked to 75 in GTA IV. It is entirely possible though that it does lower FPS since I think it brings some new reflections to the game.

Yes it does

Make sure you have smaa disabled in the game tab on the pause screen it’s a huge fps hog just use fxaa in the graphics tab

Yeah. Some motherboards and cases provide small amount of power through the USB ports even when the PC is turned off.

@@EestiGaming i disabled in bios but then i have a error from my cpu fan display when i starting pc error device

It's due to FusionFix, you can find the download link to it from the description of the video.

Open the github link from the description of this video, download dxvk-2.3.tar.gz from the assests of the latest post, unzip d3d9.dll into the main folder of GTA IV. Then just start up the game and give it 10-15 minutes during gameplay to load all shaders and see if the performance has improved. No idea if your integrated graphics will support it, but it doesn't hurt to try.

@@EestiGaming yea , better to try it 🤞

You know how to install fusion fix ?

​@@Joker71219I wouldn't recommend it as the shaders included in Fusion Fix (specially in newer versions) may require more resources to run without poor performance.

@@icesackboy5897 I have already tried the fusion fix , it gives me 35 fps in the benchmark tool , which is decent and playable for me 🎮😁

Google DXVK, you'll get the github page, it works with most newer AMD & Nvidia GPUs. You just need to put the d3d9 dll file into the gta iv root directory. On first start-up it might take some minutes to load shaders which will cause a bit of stutters, but after that it's smooth most of the time like in the video.

@@EestiGaming ik you're right it works with most newer and i add most famous (gtx 1050) gpu's. It's sort of incompatible with my current one. But how long did you play with it before it got smooth?

@hardblowz_ I actually ran the benchmark once before getting into the game, and it took maybe 10 minutes for the game to become smoother. After that, next launches take maybe 30-60 seconds to become smooth during gameplay. Is your GTA IV installed on an SSD? That probably speeds up shader loading quite a bit.

@@EestiGaming no it's on HDD but my pc is too low to push games anyway. When I upgrade GTA IV will be a must.

@@nitrosodium The GTX 1050 should be enough for GTA IV at 1080p. SSDs can be purchased for 25-30eur for 500GB and 40-60eur for 1TB ones, worth checking it out.

Trying pressing Alt+Enter when the game has loaded, it should full-screen the game. As for less frames, have you tried to drive around for a few minutes to let dxvk load all the shaders? It is also possible that if your GPU is quite old, it doesn't play well with Vulkan. Also, make sure you have the latest gpu drivers.

@EestiGaming I'm running a 2070 and 8700 cpu. I tried both the 64 and 32 bit and I'm using the 2.3 latest version of dxvk. I'm using a 240hz benq monitor. Yea I'm not too sure why it isn't working properly I downgraded with that downgrader program before hand and I'm using the steam complete edition.

​@Forgoten214 I didn't downgrade my game personally. I'm running the latest steam version.

@EestiGaming oh ok, i might just reinstall it that way then i only downgraded because i wanted to play multi player but the windows live is broken. Only thing i liked with the downgraded version is the original music

​@@Forgoten214I also put just the d3d9 dll into the gta iv root folder and locked the game to 75fps.

actually it's R6 with The Division maps more like The Division FPS lol

Thanki

Performance should be very similar on a MSI GTX 770.

I didn't "overclock" it per say, I just raised the base clock multiplier to the max it would go. It was at 34 but I raised it to 36 hence the slight "oc".

ok soz

max multiplier for 3470 - 40 )) but only for 1 core, "38" for 2 cores. i use "36" too )

+Andrew D This video was recorded with Shadowplay, as far as I know, it does not affect the fps almost at all.