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anyone see any difference for the high res texture pack?
can see any at all :[
Originally posted by Some Kinda Kobold:
You're only likely to notice a Difference if you're using a 4k Screen. If you're only playing at 1080p. There's not going to be any really noticable difference. Same goes for if you're using Upscaling.
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Kuma Feb 28 @ 4:44am 
They only display properly if you have a 16gb VRAM gpu or more
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You're only likely to notice a Difference if you're using a 4k Screen. If you're only playing at 1080p. There's not going to be any really noticable difference. Same goes for if you're using Upscaling.
Originally posted by Kuma:
They only display properly if you have a 16gb VRAM gpu or more
so why they even did this? for the top streamers? its like at bast 1% of the players that going to have this.
Fṛee Feb 28 @ 4:46am 
Originally posted by Some Kinda Kobold:
You're only likely to notice a Difference if you're using a 4k Screen. If you're only playing at 1080p. There's not going to be any really noticable difference. Same goes for if you're using Upscaling.
im on 1440p so that make sense yeah
Justinyl Feb 28 @ 4:48am 
No difference, graphics are like world's
Kuma Feb 28 @ 4:49am 
Originally posted by samsaralotus:
so why they even did this? for the top streamers? its like at bast 1% of the players that going to have this.
Well textures are exactly the one thing that hoard VRAM, so it makes sense.

The resolution answer isn't true, because higher resolution textures would still look better and more detailed when you got close to them even at 1080p. It's the 16gb that if you don't have available won't even load those textures in the first place as it says on the HD texture pack page.
Originally posted by Fṛee:
Originally posted by Some Kinda Kobold:
You're only likely to notice a Difference if you're using a 4k Screen. If you're only playing at 1080p. There's not going to be any really noticable difference. Same goes for if you're using Upscaling.
im on 1440p so that make sense yeah
Yeah at 1440p. Even if a texture 'is' better. There's only so many pixels your screen is going to show you. So if you enable 'High rez textures'. Your screen is still only going to render them at 1440p.
RoaR Feb 28 @ 4:53am 
Originally posted by samsaralotus:
Originally posted by Kuma:
They only display properly if you have a 16gb VRAM gpu or more
so why they even did this? for the top streamers? its like at bast 1% of the players that going to have this.

Noticable on 4k and widescreen display. It is "optional" download anyway.
Originally posted by Kuma:
Originally posted by samsaralotus:
so why they even did this? for the top streamers? its like at bast 1% of the players that going to have this.
Well textures are exactly the one thing that hoard VRAM, so it makes sense.

The resolution answer isn't true, because higher resolution textures would still look better and more detailed when you got close to them even at 1080p. It's the 16gb that if you don't have available won't even load those textures in the first place as it says on the HD texture pack page.
some games do load more detailed textures and assets by default the higher your resolution is
Noise Feb 28 @ 4:54am 
Originally posted by samsaralotus:
Originally posted by Kuma:
They only display properly if you have a 16gb VRAM gpu or more
so why they even did this? for the top streamers? its like at bast 1% of the players that going to have this.

you literally answered your own question.
I’m running a 1440p monitor with an AMD 7900 XT and I notice a difference with the high res textures.
JunCLJ Mar 5 @ 11:43pm 
high res pack has better graphics details. I can obviously notice the big different between the high setting without high res pack. I am running on 1440p hdr gaming monitor.
Originally posted by Kuma:
They only display properly if you have a 16gb VRAM gpu or more

Actually you can get away using it on gpus with 12 gb of vram. It seems to only actually use 11gb . Tested this with a 4070 super that as 12gb and the game ran just fine actually.
Kuma Mar 6 @ 6:45am 
Originally posted by JamieLinux:
Actually you can get away using it on gpus with 12 gb of vram. It seems to only actually use 11gb . Tested this with a 4070 super that as 12gb and the game ran just fine actually.
The game "running" is different than it loading all textures properly as I stated.

Your game is stopping 1gb short of your max because if it goes over that things can start crashing or tanking performance considerably, in other words your game isn't loading all HD textures and this patch isn't working fully because you don't have enough vram. Anyone with more vram will see the game using way more vram than that.
Caball Mar 16 @ 8:16am 
Monster Hunter Wilds uses almost 20 GB of VRAM at the highest quality settings. This doesn’t vary much across resolutions, with 1440p peaking at 18.9 GB and 1080 at 18.6 GB.

Reducing the graphics settings to high reduces the memory consumption to 12.4 GB
Medium consumes up to 9.5 GB
Very Low uses up to 8.5 GB.
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