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you'll be able to adjust more settings, including the texture quality controls.
In the first block of settings near the top([SystemSettings]), change the "TEXTUREGROUP_***" settings. They have a value called "MaxLODSize". This is typically 4096, although most textures never reach that. Turn it down to 512, or even down to 128 if you really need the RAM.
There are many other settings you can change in this block, but be careful.
Here are some obvious, and fairly safe ones: