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The red line at the top is everything, including the FPS limiter. The next line down is everything, except the FPS limiter. The gap between the top two lines is how much spare CPU/GPU you have before dropping below the server FPS limit.

What is your exact motherboard model? What is the BIOS version number?

Ok. Connect to FFS, select deathmatch gamemode, enable the graph and make a video please.

* Install this: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/mtasa-1.3.1-rc ... 130416.exe * Start and join this server: mtasa://46.105.46.97:22103 * Type this command into the console: showframegraph * Then type this command into the console: freecam Now fly around the map and see if the graph shows spikes for any particular place. (Pressing shift makes the camera go faster) If you get large spikes in the graph, please make a video

All you have to do is follow the instructions here and report back the results: I need to know if the latest nighty improves the situation in any way, so please try this: 1) Install build 5258: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/mtasa-1.3.1-rc ... 130415.exe * Start MTA and check 5258 has installed correctly by using the console command 'ver' * Play for 15 mins 2) Install build 5260: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/mtasa-1.3.1-rc ... 130416.exe * Start MTA and check 5260 has installed correctly by using the console command 'ver' * Play for 15 mins 3) Does build 5260 seem better or worse? 4) Install build 5258 again: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/mtasa-1.3.1-rc ... 130415.exe * Start MTA and check 5258 has installed correctly by using the console command 'ver' * Play for 15 mins 5) Does build 5258 seem better or worse?

Ok, maybe that was a little harsh, but we can't help you if you start doing random stuff. These tweak programs cause more trouble than they are worth - Remove them, along with custom d3d9.dlls and try the latest link I gave you.

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It's crashing now? I thought this was a problem about small pauses.

Try this: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/mtasa-1.3.1-rc ... 130416.exe

I suggest asking the map author, or those server owners, if they can send me a copy

Where can I get that map?

The trouble is, I'm not exactly sure of the symptoms. I can't reproduce your problem here, and I can't see it in the video you made. Does it happen at the same points on certain maps?

Try this: * Install latest nightly: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/?mtasa-1.3.1-rc-latest * Turn off NetLimiter (or stop the 'nlsvc' service in TaskManager->Services) * Turn off Windows Defender real-time protection (Start->type 'defender' enter->Tools->Options->Real-time protection->Uncheck 'Use real-time protection'->Save) * Run MTA and in Settings: Advanced->Process priority->High->Ok See if that helps. Don't forget to enable Windows Defender real-time protection after testing.

Check what other processes are accessing your hard drive when the game is running: * Open Windows Resource Monitor (Start->type 'resource monitor' and enter) * Show Disk Activity, and sort column by 'Total (B/sec)' like this picture: https://nightly.multitheftauto.com/files/rm-disk.jpg * Start MTA in windowed mode and see what other processes are doing with the hard drive when you are playing

Regarding your video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VyxeJIaXzuA Please tell me the times at which the problems occur

Higher min client version is now available and includes new detections: <minclientversion>1.3.1-9.05174</minclientversion> For competitive servers, it is also advisable to enable special detection (SD) #16 in the mtaserver.conf like this: <enablesd>16</enablesd> NOTE: SD #16 requires server version 1.3.1-9.05097 or higher Other SD codes are available here: https://wiki.multitheftauto.com/wiki/Anti-cheat_guide

Settings->Advanced->Debug setting->#0000 Log timing It outputs timings.log in the MTA San Andreas install directory.

We think the problem might be either XFire or NVidia drivers. So first, try disabling XFire by renaming C:\Program Files (x86)\Xfire\xfire_toucan_46105.dll to C:\Program Files (x86)\Xfire\xfire_toucan_46105_NO.dll If that doesn't help, try reverting the NVidia drivers to an earlier version: http://www.nvidia.com/object/win8-win7- ... river.html

First we must try to solve the 'Direct3D CreatDevice error'. Then we can fix the crashes. Please check there is no compatibility mode enabled for MTA AND GTA. (Check them both)

Does ''Direct3D CreatDevice error:8876086c' happen everytime now?

It does matter, because you said 'After changing the Compatibility now it says Direct3D CreatDevice error:8876086c' So what did you change?

What do you mean 'changing the Compatibility' ?

We cannot help any further without a MTADiag log. So please download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions.

Great! btw, do you know what put those file there?

Try exploring the directories under here: C:\Users\\AppData\Local\VirtualStore If that does not help, download and run MTADiag and follow the instructions.