How to install GTA V on Xbox 360 without degrading performance

Yesterday advised Rock star everyone Xbox 360 players the data from the second, “Play” disc from Grand Theft Auto V not to install on their hard drives. If you do this, they say, performance will suffer.

The 360 version of GTA V becomes two DVDs delivered. The first is the 8GB “install disc”, which, as the name suggests, you have to install, the second is a “play disc”, which you need to play. (The PS3 version is on a Blu-Ray.) As you can see in the video above from Digital Foundry As you can see, the 360 version has texture, frame rate and other problems when the “play disc” files have been transferred to the hard drive. It’s not a big deal, but the difference is noticeable.

Fortunately, a solution to this problem has already been found: If you GTA V on Xbox 360, without being distracted by the noise of a spinning DVD, you just need to install the first disc on the hard drive as usual, and then copy the contents of the “play disc” to one USB thumb drive transmitted. How well this works depends on your thumb drive, but in the vast majority of cases this will completely eliminate the time delays, pop-ins, etc.

Here you can see a demonstration:

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