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Codenamed: Neptune, presumably to encourage SteamOS configurations (Neptune drivers).
Ryzen 9 6900HX (8-Core / 16 Thread)
Radeon RX 6600M (8GB VRAM)
16GB DDR5 4200
512GB NVMe SSD
Most cards don't have the equivalent VRAM until you go to the higher end 3090/4090 and the higher end AMD cards 6800/XT, 6900XT, 6950XT, etc
Does the system need more RAM or VRAM?
Right now The Last of Us seems to be optimized for more RAM than VRAM. This leads to high throughput on the CPU, causing high CPU loads.
It could also be aggressive DirectStorage causing excessive storage drive seeking,...
Ps4 has only 8GB of shared memory and can run games like Horizon, RE4, The Last of Us.
Looking how consoles are designed and how they went into GDDR6 instead of way cheaper DDR4 suggests that VRAM would be more beneficial for games.
well... the 512 MB are reserved for the OS and the system kernel. the 16 gigs are split into 2 gigs for the OS and 14 gigs available for the game.
you can then split this into gameplay and video memory sections. depending on the game you could run that gameplay in as low as 2 gigs. which would be 12 gigs for graphics. a moderate medium title with lots of moving parts and ai and software computed stuff i would assume you get around 4 gigs for the game and 10 gigs for graphics.
also loading assets on the ps5 is different too. on the pc you have to load the stuff from your ssd into ram and then move it to gpu. on the ps5 you load the assets directly into the video memory. this is what makes all the difference in loading times.
in asset streaming scenario on pc this would require preloading assets and could result in stuttering if the assets take too long to be loaded onto the gpu.
right now the game seems to do pretty good preloading on pc, at the expense of big memory requirements and a busy cpu. I get it. gotta figure out the limit tho. whether preload or general workload, it occassionally breaks somewhere.
It doesn't matter when the PC port is garbage.
can we stop with that uneducated crap pls? you have no ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ idea what a task this is, to port a ps5 game to pc and make it run smooth on medium hardware.
there were options for 4k and 30 fps for prior naughty games. or in general.