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Same, never had any vram issue with RE7/Village/2/3 even with the vram usage well above my spec, this is a first
Common issue with AMD games and shadows being at MAX on NVIDIA cards in those type of games turn your shadows down to high and it will play very smooth the same issue is happening with Saints Row Remake and that is an AMD certified game it seems AMD has a damn issue with NVIDIA and max shadows more and more also that with FSR 1.0 on Ultra Quality, Hope it helps you NVIDIA owners :)
this fixed the 3d3 error 25
Or 4k max, normal rt but textures 2gb... does not crash unless you touch any setting while in game lol
You know that there is NO difference between Textures (1GB, 2GB, 3GB on High) Right?
it's just Texture Caching. So 1GB High is the highest the textures will look. It just saves them for faster loading if you want to cache them.
You don't need to maximize the Cache Texture Option. 1GB High is enough for the textures to be always at max.
RE7 used 11VRAM because of that option, people thought the textures were better the more VRAM you put into them into the cache. Now i would recommend at least 2GB.
Thank you SO MUCH,this actually worked for me,my game went from potato to a smooth 60 fps and looks better! Thank youuuu x
I see no difference between Max and 2GB. And 2GB still uses about 7GB of VRAM.