VRAM USE at 4k max settings + Raytracing

[BeastBison]

So i maxed out everything + Raytracing and this game will eat 16gb vram dedicated, be prepared guys :=)

https://fastupload.io/8D9VlDSNM1pkKvG/preview

[Jao Neves]

I'm thinking of buying 30gb ram because 15 has become far too little, games in general in 4k or other smoking 15/gb and your huge fps drops because of its

[papalazarou]

i downloaded 4gb of extra ram, now its smooth

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

Originally posted by papalazarou:

i downloaded 4gb of extra ram, now its smooth

Can you send me the download link, pretty please?

[Marine]

Originally posted by Jinn-Gon Qui:

Originally posted by papalazarou:

i downloaded 4gb of extra ram, now its smooth

Can you send me the download link, pretty please?

https://downloadmoreram.com/ :D

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

Originally posted by Nuclear Nadal:

Originally posted by Jinn-Gon Qui:

Can you send me the download link, pretty please?

https://downloadmoreram.com/ :D

[Baba Yaga]

Technically it's not "using" that much VRAM, but allocates so game will not load/unload constantly. My 6900 XT was maxed out also, 15/16gb

[kiteless 凧無し]

well its pretty much a given that 4k DLSS+RT is going to eat a lot of VRAM regardless of the game, it's really a 4090 card setting at the end of the day

[Kaptain KFC]

I've got 24 so I'm not worried

[BeastBison]

Originally posted by Baba Yaga:

Technically it's not "using" that much VRAM, but allocates so game will not load/unload constantly. My 6900 XT was maxed out also, 15/16gb

Thats why i got 2x vram, 1x allocated and 1x dedicated via hwinfo

[BeastBison]

Originally posted by Mr-Umbrella:

I'm thinking of buying 30gb ram because 15 has become far too little, games in general in 4k or other smoking 15/gb and your huge fps drops because of its

when i upgraded from 16gb ram into 32 gb it was a huge difference, was like hdd to ssd, same feeling again

[Fishsnot]

Originally posted by gooro:

Originally posted by Mr-Umbrella:

I'm thinking of buying 30gb ram because 15 has become far too little, games in general in 4k or other smoking 15/gb and your huge fps drops because of its

when i upgraded from 16gb ram into 32 gb it was a huge difference, was like hdd to ssd, same feeling again

VRAM as on your graphics card.
Not DDR ram in your PC

[headspaceastro]

I remember raytracing in RE2 being a performance hog, is it improved in this one?

[BeastBison]

Originally posted by cristhianfs:

I remember raytracing in RE2 being a performance hog, is it improved in this one?

raytracing will always tax alot of performance, i think its not worth, it takes like 20-30+fps in 4k

[BeastBison]

Originally posted by kiteless 凧無し:

well its pretty much a given that 4k DLSS+RT is going to eat a lot of VRAM regardless of the game, it's really a 4090 card setting at the end of the day

yeah i was at 16 gb vram :=)

[MINUANO GAMING]

Originally posted by gooro:

Originally posted by cristhianfs:

I remember raytracing in RE2 being a performance hog, is it improved in this one?

raytracing will always tax alot of performance, i think its not worth, it takes like 20-30+fps in 4k

What gpu are you using? It's been like a 5ish fps difference between Ray Tracing high and off for me on a 4080.

It allocates 15gb vram (even though the game says i only have 14) and I've seen it use a max of 12.