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More specifically, why would these systems be having game crashes when others with vRAM limitations aren't? Well it comes down to the end user's hardware configuration. In some instances, the system RAM cannot keep pace with the CPU and GPU (vRAM and GPU computing), and it caps out the system RAM and crashes because it causes a fatal fault in the game. Realistically, video memory spillover should not cause a crash, it should just cause performance losses as slower DDR4/5 memory takes over for the GDDR5/GDDR6 video memory. In some instances, the system memory fills up and there's not enough page file allocated in Windows and this causes a game crash. This behaviour is normal and to be expected when all memory modules (vRAM and system RAM) fill up including the page file.
Ensuring that memory is properly stable (it's pretty easy to make memory look stable but then crap out under full workloads or max memory capacities). A game having a memory leak tends to make these system optimization issues even worse. Yes, the memory leak is a problem in the game, but even a memory leak shouldn't result in a game crashing (unless it's a very serious leak which is not present with TLOU).
Sadly, nVidia decided to release the middle range line of the 30 series with a limiting amount of vRAM. Likely has a lot to do with the fact that the vast majority of nVidia users don't actually use a resolution above 1080p. So why should they sell their products to a majority of their demographic that won't use the feature? This is why nVidia is also currently focused on targeting the enthusiast and high end gamer demographic.
You are either lying or have a very special case scenario. If you are being honest you should send you PC to Naughty Dog for testing because you are probably the only one.
No, there's nothing "period" about any of this. There are many many people with no issues playing the game and there are is so much information out there explaining how to get the game working on your system that it really comes down to your own voluntary ignorance at this point if you are still blaming the game.
ssd's usuaully life longer if they are decent if only had 1 ssd die and a really old samsung 970 with 1 media intergrity error which i turned into external backup drive.
Really? I am lying because it doesn't fit your VRAM agenda? No, I am not lying, I have 5600x, 3070, 32gb RAM 3200 mhz, NVME SSD, High/Ultra settings combination, 1440p, DLSS Quality, 60+fps, no crashes at all.
And I know more people even with 3060 Ti that get similar results, so stop acting like my PC performance is magical and rare.
I also finished the game few days ago so can't say how latest patch changes things in any way.
I have 32 GB RAM, every program closed, and I'm not over allocating VRAM. Game is using 33 GB Page file usually.
On a first game load when you do the shader compilation, page file goes to 55 GB.
I said 60 as a safe, ballpark number.
60 fps evrywhere so far and no crash. My friend, who let me play with his account, have the exact same computer (we built it together) and same result, perfect. CPU don't go upper than 55% all cores, GPU oscillate between 70 and 95%, temps stay cool.
No lies, mo magic, just tuned settings. My VRAM appear in menu at 9GB for 8GB available, no issue. Only "problem" is the shaders build (38min) and the very first load game (several minutes too), old HDD so expected. No loading during gameplay.
I'm uploading 2 videos I just made with my settings and a gameplay for my current save (right after the car crash). At least that could help some open minds ;)
Here it is!
My settings:
https://youtu.be/Rpmo-83wtPQ
Gameplay:
https://youtu.be/MbwbaDED8FA
Ps: I'm not a content creator of any kind, last video I uploaded was years ago ;)
There is no agenda, fool. It's a literal fact that the game runs out of VRAM pretty quickly when you turn up the settings. Good for you you are playing 1440p medium and it's working, try it at Ultra and see what happens. (spolier: you will run out of VRAM and it will crash).
Here, a nice video for you to watch to help with the denial.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_lHiGlAWxio&t=648s
Spoilers: I am not the one in denial, have a good one, cheers.
Im on call with work so cant play until later :/