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EDIT: nvm, turn off "Keep Loaded Textures" & set "Texture Streaming Pool" to low.
This works for me.
I'm also on 16Gb Ram and the game plus the rest takes up about 12Gb while playing. Does not cause stutter or crashing though. Been playing like 5 hours straight.
Other things you could try, are making sure your mainboard drivers are up to date (not using the Microsoft provided ones). Downclocking the RAM, if you got it OCed. Making sure the Ram timing settings in your bios match the ram (google the model number, the ram should have a sticker on it). Or setting your mainboard to "safe defaults" (might want to save your current settings, before doing that. If your mainboard has a save profile feature).
https://steamcommunity.com/sharedfiles/filedetails/?id=1592244114
my game settings
is there a way to lower that usage ?
Its only using 5gb for me.
If you do not have large amount of RAM then leave "Keep Loaded Textures" turned OFF as suggested by mason_420.
LOL nope upto 9.5gb is used along side super under utilization
1. Manually clear your settings cache: Open the start menu and type: %Localappdata% and hit enter, find the "Insurgency" folder in the window that pops up and simply delete it. This will wipe all config settings for the game such as keybinds and video settings so you will have to configure them again.
2. Right click the game icon inside your steam library, select properties, select launch command, copy-paste the command below, hit ok.
-USEALLAVAILABLECORES
3. Open the game.
4. Turn OFF texture streaming.
5. Turn OFF Vsync in game.
6. Turn OFF limit FPS
7. Turn OFF framerate smoothing
8. Restart the game and play!
After those simple steps im playing 80-90 FPS on High-Very High with tesselation and TAA on, motion blur completely off (Cause i dont like that effect on FPS games) and the game looks gorgeous plus no stutters at all.
My PC specs:
FX 8350 8 cores 4.4 ghz
16GB ram DDR3
AMD Radeon RX 580 8GB
HDD 500GB
ASUS pro gaming aura 970 motherboard.
i still have stutters
rly suck i'd like to play the damn game