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Its you! YOU! YOU'RE TO BLAME. BAD PC. BETHESDA GREAT.
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Its likely due to the memory leak.
Its an issue that dates back to the original.
The fact they didn't fix it before releasing a remaster is very bad on their part.
You shouldn't say things like that. The devs would find your post very distressing. Heartless much?
Is it still a 32bit application with a cap of 3.5gb?
I just passed a bridge near the capital that I dropped some gear on the ground in the first few hours. I just went by there after more than 100 hours and the items are still there.
This was also an issue when Stalker 2 came out using the UE5. Same problem with objects and memory leaks. I don't think the engine was best for open worlds with large amounts of objects. Not much devs can do.
I might increase my vm to 60gb and see if that helps more, but eventually the memory leak will catch up with you no matter how much you have.
Also the ue5 is a vram hog, if not optimized well. A lot of these games running on it are pushing 16gb demand
Google "vkd3d-proton releases"
It's a github file,extract the x64 dll to your d3d12 folder to run the game in vulkan/dx12 translation instead of directly dx12.