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Looking at the graphics on ultra settings across the board how much less VRAM should it use? Ultra at 2k or 4k is for brand new 4000 series cards. Except this. They do not have to optimize their game to run on toasters. That is just a hopeless dream.
Bad VRAM means that you're going to have crashing and a stuttering mess on 8-10gb cards at high resolution. It doesn't matter how much RAM that you have, being clear, RAM on system memory and VRAM on GPU is different, there is is higher latency on RAM and especially if you have slower ram this is a problem but it may crash or fail to load anyway. You want 32gb fast RAM because of system, not to try and compensate for ♥♥♥♥♥♥ VRAM on nvidia cards. DCS for example takes 32gb of RAM. If you have browsers and streaming and stuff in the background then you do need more RAM and multicore performance.
What's more funny is that if you got 12GB VRAM like 3060 or Arc A770 16GB , 16GB RAM is enough to play at HIGH-Ultra Textures.
Anyway, You can also go with 24GB RAM but then dual channel will be compromised. So, it's better to buy two more of these sticks.
NO, 2 sticks of system RAM isn't going to fix the issue. RAM is not the same thing as VRAM. Your GPU memory is much different, it is faster VideoRAM tied directly into GPU, you do not have GDDR6X memory sticks. This is not a problem that can be fixed with RAM sticks. Your card is permanently crippled by not having enough VRAM. Sometimes you can get away with still playing the game because it starts swapping to system memory, which is what makes it an unplayable stuttery mess. YOu see all this stuttery? The HORRIBLE 1% lows? That is because you ran out of VRAM and now your card is switching to using the system memory off these RAM sticks, which even the fastest DDR5 XMP profile is not going to be anywhere near GDDR video memory. So the result is much higher latency and stutters. The stuttering is happening because it already is using the shared memory off system RAM and that cannot be fixed. But that's even if it will load at all. Sometimes games just flat out will refuse to play if you run out of VRAM. Hence the nonstop crashing. Sometimes your game is crashing because it cannot swap to system RAM. This is an engine problem iirc, and games where it happens also don't get fixed by more RAM sticks iirc.
In either case, the stutters isn't fixable. The only way to solve this problem is not buying crippled nVidia cards like the 3070 and 3080 that didn't have enough VRAM. This is one of the many reasons why people were switching to AMD because their Radeon cards perform just as well but are cheaper and have adequate VRAM. This is what helps make nVidia age like milk and they do it on purpose so it forces you to either buy a higher end card or replace it every two years and sit there like a cuck wondering why your game won't run despite spending many hundreds of dollars on overhyped and overpriced hardware which doesn't even work well soon after you bought it. This is why I don't even buy nVidia anymore, because of lack of support, bad drivers, bad vram, horrible efficiency and bad prices causing nonstop headaches. I knew Ampere was going to be a ♥♥♥♥ show and that's why I switched to AMD instead of waiting or getting a Turing, and I've been happy ever since.
You are having these problems because of nVidia's bad drivers and bad VRAM and you will remember me telling you directly this the next time you have these same problems that it isn't just TLoU and it won't be just the next game that causes these problems either. This is because newer games at higher resolution need lots of VRAM onboard the card itself. This is why all the AMD cards had 16gb of VRAM, because they are forced to make a much better product by having a smaller share of the market they can't just bully their way in to having their chips on every prebuilt. So what you're stuck with now is literally midrange AMD card's VRAM from 2017 on a 2021 expensive brand new GPU that's designed to fail two years after you bought it just in time for the newest batch of ProductsTM to be sold by nVidia that they keep price jacking every single generation until it's basically unaffordable now. The clear solution is stop giving these people money. They are scamming you. A 3070 and 3080 does not have enough VRAM. You cannot fix this by buying more RAM. They are always going to be a stuttery mess from here on out because games require more than 8gb of VRAM at high resolution.
Again, it isn't just a RAM problem. GPU VRAM and system RAM are two completely separate things. You can't slot another 8gb stick onto your graphics card. Your graphics card is permanently crippled with 8gb of VRAM. We told you guys this back in 2020 when we were warning you the 3070 does not have enough VRAM and it's very soon after launch going to have massive performance issues because 8gb was barely enough for 1440p back then and 8gb literally wasn't enough for 4k in 2020. You cannot fix your graphics card. This was by design. So nVidia is forcing you to buy a brand new card every 2 years because they think of you like some sort of paypig who will never consider switching brands, so they don't need to make better products. They'll upcharge you more for Lovelace, then your Lovelace GPU is going to start to fail in 2 years by which time they'll charge even more ridiculous sums for RTX 5000 and the cycle repeats. You can have 64gb of system RAM and it isn't going to fix the issue. If you're using 12gb of VRAM and have a 3080 or 3070 it's simply never going to be an unstuttery mess. It will always stutter and crash because you don't have enough VRAM. The only way to fix this is either turn the settings down so it uses 8-10gb of VRAM and deal with a worse looking game, or buy a 16gb 6800XT. Or play at a lower resolution and get a 1080p monitor.
Known issues: [The Last of Us Part 1] Game may randomly crash during gameplay on GeForce RTX 30 series GPUs [4031676]
8GB's of VRAM and 16GB of DRAM is not enough in 2023. Every single major AAA release from now on will use more than 16 GB of ram.
That being said, of course this game is busted. I've got a 3090 and 32 GB of RAM. I still have issues. But you will have even more on less RAM.
Grow up dude.
So yeah just saying. If you want to be taken seriously, don't lie, cheat, and steal constantly. If you did do that you're going to have to work harder at earning people's trust. That's just the simple facts of cheats and cutting corners and quick gains, what's easier today makes life much harder in the future.
Busted or not nVidia acknowledged it's 30 series problems. Not sure why you'd also be having them but yeah, to clarify VRAM isn't the same as system memory, you can't replace VRAM and RAM 1:1 guys and 12gb VRAM and 32gb RAM kits is more or less how you should be building your systems, preferably 16gb VRAM + 32gb RAM unless you are at 1080p still.
Alternatively, just turn the settings down lol if you don't have expensive enough equipment I don't know why this surprises people they can't play the newest games at 100fps 4k ultra. It wasn't even *that* many years ago I was having Unreal 4 games stuttering like crazy and having to turn settings down at 768p.