What does the GB times mean in high textures?

[Zenith]

Just got this gmae. running pretty nice maxed out for 1070, but the FPS difference doesn't exist from High X1 to High X8. it basically goes 4 gigabytes more VRAM than my card is meant for, but the FPS and graphics are hardly different? so what does it do, and could this make my game crash from going over VRAM? Like I said, NO FPS DIFFERENCE AT ALL SOMEHOW.

[talgaby]

The cache it reserves for textures. The higher it is, the less you will stutter as the game keeps more in memory and won't read as much from the drive it is installed on. Keep it as close as your VRAM amount as you can. Do not fret if you go above the VRAM amount in the game settings, you are good until 150% overload (the game never uses as much memory as it states).

[Zenith]

Originally posted by talgaby:

The cache it reserves for textures. The higher it is, the less you will stutter as the game keeps more in memory and won't read as much from the drive it is installed on. Keep it as close as your VRAM amount as you can. Do not fret if you go above the VRAM amount in the game settings, you are good until 150% overload (the game never uses as much memory as it states).

My card goes to 8 gb, and i went to about 12. is it still good? I only crashed once so far.

[talgaby]

11 is a bit better, but generally yes.