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While in game, be sure it's at 0.
Go to main menu, just check again if it's at 0.
Exit game, launch it and hopefully it's gone.
That worked for me and some it seems.
that works thx :)
But it´s really a pain in the boop...
it gives me headache :/
The game seems to have a GPU RAM issue. On my rig (Ryzen 7 5800X / RTX 3060 Ti 8 GB / 32 GB of RAM / game on M2, OS on classic SSD), the game takes 3+ GB of GPU RAM the moment you launch it, even before the logos appear. Then it's using ALL the GPU's RAM, all the time. That's with textures at medium and most settings at medium / low.
The game looks nice, but nowhere near nice enough to hog so much RAM.
Typically when a game hogs all your GPU's memory, it looks sluggish, since the GPU is constantly scrapping to make room for the next thing to load.
also: yeah, I don't know why people would want to create an option that mimics FAULTS in film cameras. It baffles me that motion blur and film grain are usually turned on by default in games.