Prevents crashes caused by out-of-memory errors.
For players utilizing older versions of Grand Theft Auto V , specifically the early PC release version 1.0.350.1, achieving a stable modded experience requires specialized tools. A modified gameconfig.xml file is essential to prevent crashes when adding custom vehicles, weapons, or mapping mods to this specific build.
If your game loads endlessly after installation, your game version likely does not match 1.0.350.1. Re-verify your game version or double-check that you did not accidentally download a configuration file built for a later patch. Crash to Desktop (CTD) on Startup
The most critical change involves increasing the size of the PoolSize variables.
An ASI plugin that expands the game's global heap memory limits.
While a custom gameconfig.xml is a great first step, for a truly stable modded experience with version 1.0.350.1 , especially if you plan on adding a large number of mods, you should install two additional "limit adjuster" mods that work alongside it:
Installing the gameconfig for version 1.0.350.1 requires OpenIV, a multi-purpose editor and archive manager for GTA V.
: By adjusting how the game handles internal assets, it helps the game run smoother for players with heavy mod setups.
The download typically comes in a .rar or .zip archive. Inside, you will find the gameconfig.xml file and usually a folder named common .
What is a gameconfig.xml and Why Do You Need Version 1.0.350.1?