4090 not enough for gaming?

[AAAndroid]

I have an i7 14700, 32 GB RAM and 4090, but the benchmark writes an error that there is not enough video memory. How is that possible?

https://i.postimg.cc/bYRsh6pW/Monosnap-Error-2024-08-13-23-33-03.png

[UNITED STATES OF SMASH]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Outback Santa:

people tell you the truth and you are annoyed by the messenger instead of the message? suit yourself and good luck!

op even wrote he bought it recently :(

Początkowo opublikowane przez Byron:

Just checked your posting history - you had the same issue in another UE5 title - yep its your CPU

another one bites the dust

[Corona Scurrae]

Początkowo opublikowane przez THECAPTAINGHOST:

Początkowo opublikowane przez Outback Santa:

people tell you the truth and you are annoyed by the messenger instead of the message? suit yourself and good luck!

op even wrote he bought it recently :(

Początkowo opublikowane przez Byron:

Just checked your posting history - you had the same issue in another UE5 title - yep its your CPU

another one bites the dust

I'm curious now if he told the truth when he replies to my post with him having set limitations for p cores.

I know a few people that use 13900k but they didn't use xmp, undervolted and never noticed these problems.

anyways it sucks but that's the enthusiast market in a nutshell. if you don't come up with your own solutions then you have to pray everything works like intended

[UNITED STATES OF SMASH]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Outback Santa:

I'm curious now if he told the truth when he replies to my post with him having set limitations for p cores.

I know a few people that use 13900k but they didn't use xmp, undervolted and never noticed these problems.

anyways it sucks but that's the enthusiast market in a nutshell. if you don't come up with your own solutions then you have to pray everything works like intended

Sadly intel pushed something too much, and actually i am currently looking to upgrade platform and feels like limited to am5

[Dumar]

Początkowo opublikowane przez AAAndroid:

I have an i7 14700, 32 GB RAM and 4090, but the benchmark writes an error that there is not enough video memory. How is that possible?

https://i.postimg.cc/bYRsh6pW/Monosnap-Error-2024-08-13-23-33-03.png

This is a CPU error. Not GPU, if you indeed have a 4090.

Undervolt or lower MHz and/or both.

Also, BIOS updates available for MSI and ASUS to reduce murder voltage for mostly single-core.

I also have a i7 14700k (light OC), 32GB on a z690 mobo with a 4090.

Everything was maxxed, not out of video mem error. That generic UE4/UE5 error in this case, pertains to your CPU.

Others in this thread are ignorant.

This is purely CPU. Sounds like your CPU is struggling.

[pokedude900]

I just built a new PC last week with a 4090 and a Ryzen 9 7900X (I do a lot of video editing work, so I opted for that over one of the 3D models). Was able to hit 4K60 on max settings (though with an extremely brief dip down to 58fps)

[Rexxig]

I had the same issue and apparently it mainly happens with 13th and 14th gen intel cpus.
I got the error a few times and kept crashing even after updating my nvidia drivers.

I managed to solve it by updating my bios, most of the motherboard manufacturers are rolling out updates fixing the issues with the new intel cpus and their instability issues.

I managed to get it running and did the benchmark with everything maxed out @4k with RT on and DLSS set at 60(Balanced). Got around 84 average fps with a 4090, intel 13900k

[Alyssa]

Upgrade your bios to the latest version and ensure intel default settings is enabled

[晚晚打老虎]

Początkowo opublikowane przez AAAndroid:

I have an i7 14700, 32 GB RAM and 4090, but the benchmark writes an error that there is not enough video memory. How is that possible?

https://i.postimg.cc/bYRsh6pW/Monosnap-Error-2024-08-13-23-33-03.png

Update your CPU with latest BIOS/Firmware. And Intel micro fix as well. It will fix the problem.

[Byron]

Początkowo opublikowane przez 晚晚打老虎:

Początkowo opublikowane przez AAAndroid:

I have an i7 14700, 32 GB RAM and 4090, but the benchmark writes an error that there is not enough video memory. How is that possible?

https://i.postimg.cc/bYRsh6pW/Monosnap-Error-2024-08-13-23-33-03.png

Update your CPU with latest BIOS/Firmware. And Intel micro fix as well. It will fix the problem.

Actually it won’t fix the problem. If you are seeing the error the CPU is already degraded and needs to be replaced. The bios microcode update fixes it for any CPU that hasn’t already been damaged.

[Expectation]

intel cpu problem, wait patch or set the clock frequency lower

[Mr.Pink]

It's not your GPU. 4090 runs this game like butter even with Denuvo.

[level3]

Początkowo opublikowane przez TRu0nE:

4090 i9 13900k 32ram running around 84 to 115 frames with ray tracing on

@4K and dlss quality?

[x] doubt

[Mr.Pink]

Początkowo opublikowane przez Imperial:

Początkowo opublikowane przez TRu0nE:

4090 i9 13900k 32ram running around 84 to 115 frames with ray tracing on

@4K and dlss quality?

[x] doubt

Probably it is just that silly upscaler set to 75. The whole upscaler slide is silly in the first place.
No one needs this it does not show you what it really does, all looks the same it just eats massive resources for no good reason, but you cannot set it to 0.

[bao]

Some reports indicate that some 13/14 generation CPUs of INTEL have hardware instability issues, and the shader compilation process may trigger an "Out of video memory" error message.
It is recommended to refer to the instructions of INTEL or motherboard manufacturers and implement frequency reduction for the CPU.
You can also choose to skip shader compilation, but without downsampling, it cannot guarantee that the game will run stably. According to testing, devices that crash during shader compilation may also experience random crashes during game execution.
https://www.intel.cn/content/www/cn/zh/download/17881/intel-extreme-tuning-utility-intel-xtu.html

[F A B L E D]

What motherboard do you have?
Several manufacturers have released new BIOS to combat the problems with 13 and 14 gen cpu's. But yours might be damaged already, intel has extended the warranty of those cpu's by two years. Sounds like you should just get a new one.

Small steps you can take if a BIOS upgrade is not released is to remove the 4096W setting if it's enabled, this allows the CPU to draw unlimited power, which has been proven to go as high as 360w at times, this damages the cpu.