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If you can to exchange 3080ti for 3090 that would help. In Serbia 3090 is 100 euro more expensive than 3080ti. Second hand.
There is only 12gb on the card so you literally breaking your card by exceeding the max vram usage. About 2 gb just goes to your OS. So I not seeing why the game needs that much vram, to get to a decent quality.
Yeah that's what got me worried. I should have atleast 3gb wiggle room of vram, but this game is sucking it dry?
Might be a bug, controllers seems bugged aswell (at least to me) its showing keyboard input instead of my Dualsense and trying to fix it with steam input or not doesnt change a thing either so eeeeeeh
You cannot break the card by going over VRAM usage, its simply swapped into slower system RAM.
It is a bug like in RE 2 and RE 4.
On lowest game want 8 gigs from you.And it is UE 4, it can't be so demanding.
It seems like environment detail and character detail are your vram suckers. Which I have t environments set to medium and character detail to high. Having ultra just sucks the vram up too much.
I mean I didn't even have this much when I played RE2 remake. I still had the 3gb wiggle room to have a smooth experience.