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so i think having the texture pack installed without using it will fix the bug and load normal texture to their full resolution.
and when you uninstalled, the bug returned and now half the textures are low resolution. which decrease the load on your GPU.
With it enabled I get 5.4gb of vram usage on a 1080Ti.
Steam/ developer recommendation is never accurate, they recommend more in order to be safe than sorry.
^ this is my guess too.
ideally, you want your GPU usage at 100% or close to it most of the time, it means its getting used all the way through and your not bottlenecked by your CPU, which, the game also uses heavily so thats where you want extra breathing room.
i dont know about the whole HD pack download fixing the low res textures, i'd think that would be in a base patch rather than make everyone download a 60-80GB pack that also contains a much needed patch. if a modder knows or knows of a way to look into it, i'd be curious what exactly changes by having the HD pack installed as opposed to not. it just seems, weird to have done things that way.
There is no issue with the CPU, that never goes above about 50%. The GPU is capped to 60fps which at 1440p meant it was running at about 70% or so. I did that deliberately to keep the temperatures down because I tend to play the game all day! I clearly remember installing the HD texture pack and there was no difference in load. Then I switched HD on and the load increased so I switched them back off again. I am pretty sure that everything was fine for a while then at some time or other I suddenly started to get problems. What triggered the problem with the HD pack I have no idea. But certainly removing it has fixed the issue. Yep its very possible it was some bug with the original textures, but that's not all the story. I do remember at the time a few people were complaining about 10 series cards having problems and I couldn't understand it, i was getting good fps figures. Well I guess it came back to bite me! At the time the only thing I could work out that might have been different is that I was using an NVIDIA driver that was a lot older than the one everyone else was using. Since then I am sure I updated it, so perhaps that's the other half of the problem.
wth CPU you running?
also latest drivers are advised simply because the game being updated to use DLSS makes the game not play nice with older drivers on most cards, even if they arent DLSS capable. my RTX is but the feature is still undeveloped and ugly. HUGE performance boost though being able to hit up to 140 fps. typically i sit about 90 with everything maxed out @ 2k resolution. i could lock it to 60 and reduce GPU load but, thats not why i bought a 2080ti xD.