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does it still run like crap

劇情好 動作好 沒什麼問題 不過就是能不能夠有個預載 很基本吧

🐞 Bug Report: GPU Memory Leak in 7 Days to Die – Unity Memory Management Fails to Release VRAM

Game Version: 7 Days to Die (latest Steam build)
GPU: AMD Radeon RX 9070 XT (March 2025 release)
Driver Tested: Adrenalin 25.6.1, 25.6.3, 25.8.1
OS: Windows 11 64-bit
Engine: Unity
Reproducible: Yes – consistently across multiple sessions
🧩 Issue Summary:

There is a persistent GPU memory leak during gameplay. VRAM usage increases rapidly when exploring the world and does not release unused memory, even when returning to the main menu. The game eventually crashes once GPU memory is exhausted. This behavior is exclusive to 7 Days to Die among all tested games.
📊 Key Observations:

VRAM usage increases continuously while moving in-game (open world traversal).

The game fails to unload textures or assets even after returning to menu.

Reproducible in both DirectX 11 and Vulkan (via DXVK) paths.

Using dxvk.conf to limit maxDeviceMemoryAllocationBytes slows down the leak but does not stop it – memory still exceeds limits (e.g., 5.1 GB set cap → grows beyond it).

GPU usage spikes to 99% in Unity-based titles like 7DtD when standing still and moving the mouse, suggesting shader/lighting subsystem issues.

Issue persists after full Windows reinstall and with all hardware verified via OCCT (RAM, PSU, GPU).

Other Unity games like Unturned show milder but similar behavior (VRAM stuck after alt-tab), whereas Unreal Engine games (e.g., Enshrouded, Palworld, Cyberpunk 2077) behave normally.

🔧 Temporary Workarounds Tried:

Lowering all graphics settings to minimum → VRAM usage stabilizes, but leak resumes when certain features are raised:

Reflections on Ultra → immediate crash

Texture Quality High + Low LODs → stable

Switching to Vulkan (via DXVK) + capped memory:

Leak becomes slower, but never fully clears

Even returning to main menu does not reduce memory below initial baseline (e.g., 4.5GB vs. expected 3.5GB)

Tested Steam launch commands:

-force-d3d11, -no-cache, -no-texture-streaming → no effect

🧪 Conclusion:

There appears to be a serious issue in the way Unity handles GPU memory in 7 Days to Die, especially regarding:

Texture streaming

Reflections and shader cache

VRAM flushing after gameplay ends

This bug may affect other Unity-based games with large open worlds but appears to hit 7 Days to Die particularly hard in its current build.

я могу но мне 16

I have now attempted for 1 hour to join a friend play this game. i have crashed at least 35 times trying to play with him. This game is an eldritch being and QA needs to come get this squared away

Thanks for the advice, it helped me too.
And regarding updates: it's completely respectable that you're taking the whole of August off. Now, what I don't really like is that there hasn't been any update since June 11. Even if it's one on June 30 or one on July 15 (to have a 15-day window to fix any bugs quickly).
Not only that, but you also don't keep us informed about the development at all
I find it sloppy. And I think that you'll never be able to recover the game like this. And look, last year's updates brought a lot of hope. But, it seems that in the end you're abandoning it little by little, and that's the complete opposite of what you promised!

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You'll never hit the limit if you actually spend your units.
I earn units fast enough from scanning now that I don't need to waste time sitting around waiting for S class ships that I can scrap for ship augmentations. I just pay for the upgrades directly.
I'm not in a hurry to make an arbitrary number get bigger... I'm just not keen on wasting time on things that I can do much faster while actually enjoying myself.

OK, so one of your gameplay loops seems to be upgrading ships - but there's a limit to how many of those you can have in a save - I'm up to about 18 now and not really interested in getting any more until I chance on a squid ship. And yes, I used up units to outfit my hauler to max storage capacity - but really only as a way of using surplus units (mostly from frigate fleets that are really looking for spawning sacs). It strikes me as a game mechanic specifically put there to allow players to burn units - the prices make no sense otherwise.

If LGBTQ+ SUPPORT means it wont immediately hard crash my PC, I am for it, thanks secure boot

Thanks