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"512 MB - 1GB with Pixel Shader 3.0 (AGP PCIe only)"
which is today met by +/- anything on the market...
Seriously, though - if this error appeared "out of the blue", it was/is usually triggered by use of really complex object (objects), typically rolling stock etc.
The best advice is this:
- lower graphical settings in game (antialiasing etc., shadows complexity etc.)
and if this does not help
- lower object detail settings, if only for testing purposes only
Btw. fullscreen borderless is indeed somewhat more stable than classic fullscreen, which is a paradox, as "traditional fullscreen" setting should have more memory available for itself, as it has no need to keep all the desktop graphics in its graphical memory (I suspect that this is mainly caused by windows graphical drivers / DirectX 9 interface, as this behaviour was observed in other games as well).
it is still possible to squeeze this title into a graphics RAM of even 1 GB card, but I will not lie - it is a challenging task which requires a lot of trial and error tests in order to find optimal performance (TBBH, even 2 GB cards are struggling with this title from time to time and as of today, I would not go below 4 GB for new graphics, just to be on the safe side - well behaving fast cards can indeed overlay its memory into main memory, but sometimes it really backfires and the result is a slide show at best and game collapse at worst - and of course, this requires free main RAM, a rather trivial requisite, but often overlooked).
I'm using a Dell XPS8700 tower that's just over a year old, Windows 10, NVIDIA GeForce GTX 745 4GB DDR3 graphics card. I just updated the drivers recently and the issue happened both before and after.
I'll try the full screen borderless and see if that helps.
Thanks!
I pretty much empty cache every time i exit TS these days, with a clear cache bat file similar to Mavs. As rwaday says you can do it from a desktop shortcut and dont have to use the in game clear cache button which requires a TS restart every time you use it.
I also use a similar .bat file to remove .bak files and various other unused types of files that sometimes can be left in TS and its dlc, 3rd party addons too. But you need to know which files are safe to remove otherwise you could end up in a mess, so not recommended unless you have a good idea of what you are doing.