GTA V stuttering after an hour on gameplay on Intel HD 530

[Thelag]

So whenever I start to play it's a smooth experience. After sometime it starts to stutter a bit, but playable. But when it gets to a about an hour it becomes unplayable where the stutter happen every second. Any suggestions?

PC:
Core I3-6100
8GB DDR4 2133mhz
ASUS H110M-K
Cooler Master G450M PSU
Intel HD 530 GPU

 

[greens]

I'm amazed it runs at all.

You're putting a lot of pressure on an integrated GPU - it is designed for desktop use, not gaming.

Get a GPU, any GPU really, and your performance will improve dramatically.

 

[Thelag]

I'm amazed it runs at all.

You're putting a lot of pressure on an integrated GPU - it is designed for desktop use, not gaming.

Get a GPU, any GPU really, and your performance will improve dramatically.

I know what you mean, but I'm currently don't have the money for one, trying to save some money on it. So that isn't an option unfortunately. 🙁

 

[dangus]

have you checked to see what the temperature of the CPU is even after 10 mins of gameplay? not to mention 1 hour on an iGPU. sounds like overheating to me

 

[G-star93]

I've been playing GTA 5 and other games on integrated GPU's too, but it never started to stuttering, so I think you may have problems with overheating? Download CPU-z and open it and go in GTA and play it until it starts stuttering then minimize the game and look at cpu-z stats to see the temps and report back.

 

[Thelag]

I've been playing GTA 5 and other games on integrated GPU's too, but it never started to stuttering, so I think you may have problems with overheating? Download CPU-z and open it and go in GTA and play it until it starts stuttering then minimize the game and look at cpu-z stats to see the temps and report back.

The maximum it got was 60 degrees celsius, so its probably overheating, right? :/

 

[G-star93]

I've been playing GTA 5 and other games on integrated GPU's too, but it never started to stuttering, so I think you may have problems with overheating? Download CPU-z and open it and go in GTA and play it until it starts stuttering then minimize the game and look at cpu-z stats to see the temps and report back.

The maximum it got was 60 degrees celsius, so its probably overheating, right? :/

Probably yeah

 

[dangus]

I've been playing GTA 5 and other games on integrated GPU's too, but it never started to stuttering, so I think you may have problems with overheating? Download CPU-z and open it and go in GTA and play it until it starts stuttering then minimize the game and look at cpu-z stats to see the temps and report back.

The maximum it got was 60 degrees celsius, so its probably overheating, right? :/

Probably yeah

if it got to 60C max then no, its definitely not overheating

 

[Thelag]

I've been playing GTA 5 and other games on integrated GPU's too, but it never started to stuttering, so I think you may have problems with overheating? Download CPU-z and open it and go in GTA and play it until it starts stuttering then minimize the game and look at cpu-z stats to see the temps and report back.

The maximum it got was 60 degrees celsius, so its probably overheating, right? :/

Probably yeah

if it got to 60C max then no, its definitely not overheating

Yea the max was 60c so theres another problem

 

[dangus]

60C is not a problem on a core i3

 

[Thelag]

But what could be the problem? Because it just starts stuttering randomly and doesn't let me enjoy the game. 🙁

 

[dangus]

play the game and when it starts to stutter check how much ram your system is using

 

[Thelag]

play the game and when it starts to stutter check how much ram your system is using

It uses about 80%

 

[G-star93]

maybe it's the cpu starting to lowering frequency for better cooling, throttling..did you check the frequency on how much mhz is it running when it's starts stuttering?

 

[Thelag]

maybe it's the cpu starting to lowering frequency for better cooling, throttling..did you check the frequency on how much mhz is it running when it's starts stuttering?

It always starts at 3.7 GHz, sorry for the late response