GTA V graphic setting video memory is red!! is it okay?

[N I C K]

is it okay?my gpu is hd 7770 1 gb gddr5,setting up my texture quality to normal and the rest is very high,my video memory is 1024 somethin like that,and my setting is 1274 and red,but how surprising that the game run smoothly,im using the beta driver of course,is it okay i kept the setting for the long term of play?

[MadSaint]

yeah ofcourse huehuehuehue

[mortuus]

u should lower if u can some, going over the limit isnt really recommended but if u can play fine then leave it for now..

[Darkflash]

It bad as it can make your game crash or tank your card too much.

[N I C K]

surprise,surprise guys the game are stable enough,it never crash,and well i am enjoying this setting,my fps sometime solid enough,it never drop to 10-15 fps

[Amiga500]

Originally posted by nickharper:

is it okay?my gpu is hd 7770 1 gb gddr5,setting up my texture quality to normal and the rest is very high,my video memory is 1024 somethin like that,and my setting is 1274 and red,but how surprising that the game run smoothly,im using the beta driver of course,is it okay i kept the setting for the long term of play?

You might try this out...if you face stutter, reduce some gfx settings.

[N I C K]

my spec is :
amd fx 6300 3.5 ghz
ram : corsair vengeance 8 gb ram

[umcookies]

As the game explains, it can cause massive performance drops once you reach that memory limit. Because you're only just over you wont notice it until the game really needs all of it.

Basically you'll be fine the worst you'll experience is FPS drops every now and then when the action is really heating up or a game crash here and there.

[N I C K]

Originally posted by Mr.PayDay:

Originally posted by nickharper:

is it okay?my gpu is hd 7770 1 gb gddr5,setting up my texture quality to normal and the rest is very high,my video memory is 1024 somethin like that,and my setting is 1274 and red,but how surprising that the game run smoothly,im using the beta driver of course,is it okay i kept the setting for the long term of play?

You might try this out...if you face stutter, reduce some gfx settings.

yeah sometime is stuter when playing online

[Anova's Origin]

The memory listed on the slider is what it expects to use under the harshest conditions (explosions, dense environments, etc.) Acutal vRAM usage will rarely reach that level, so you should be fine for the most part. If it ever does go beyond the limit, you'll likely see a massive drop in fps or textures that fail to load.

[N I C K]

Originally posted by umcookies:

As the game explains, it can cause massive performance drops once you reach that memory limit. Because you're only just over you wont notice it until the game really needs all of it.

Basically you'll be fine the worst you'll experience is FPS drops every now and then when the action is really heating up or a game crash here and there.

fps drop seems sometime to appear,but its not worst,its still playable though,and im surprise that i never experience crash to desktop

[Musica Senpai]

Originally posted by nickharper:

is it okay?my gpu is hd 7770 1 gb gddr5,setting up my texture quality to normal and the rest is very high,my video memory is 1024 somethin like that,and my setting is 1274 and red,but how surprising that the game run smoothly,im using the beta driver of course,is it okay i kept the setting for the long term of play?

Y u do dis to your PC?!

[N I C K]

and i hope it will keeping that way,fps drop still appear though yes i notice that,thank you for your concern and advice

[klusps]

It is recommended that you stay below the video memory limit because it might cause dip in performance, stuttering or crashes. Personally I I go a little over the limit, but not by too much. For example I have 2GB VRAM (2048mb), but my VRAM usage is around (2189mb). So far it's running great because the only thing I changed from the recommended is population variety.

You should however not go too high. I tried experimenting with putting textures, shadow, and population variety to very high with over (2700mb) VRAM usage. It was running fine in some areas, but as I drive around more I experienced frequent dips in frames to 30. I also notice there was lagging when I change between character and I wouldn't be suprise if the game crashed on me, so I changed it back to my previous setting of using only around (2189mb).

It's up to you. Personally I like smooth gameplay with little to no dips in frame-rate.