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Wouldn't put it past some PC games or even game engines to get into problems here either over-allocating or hitting other issues even without it being some buildup or leakage issue such as with Horizon Zero Dawn even after it's latest patches when it performs shader caching and then on exit and restart of the game it should work fine.ĮDIT: Oh and the opposite issue as well, many games or game engines limiting memory utilization even when there's more available so you get this pop-in and streaming going on with the game preferring 512 - 2048 MB even when there's much more free and that goes unused instead.
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(Various tweaks so a bit of a extreme case along with Monster Hunter World which uses D3D12 to allocate as much as possible but hits issues if you run out and the game loads in a lot at once.)ĮDIT: The allocated memory is interesting as well seeing games like Flight Simulator have almost the entire GPU memory budget reserved but actual usage is significantly less due to it's streaming system. Should do some testing in a few games myself too and see what I can get up to, should be around 4 - 5 GB for Borderlands 3 from the settings I use and then maybe 6 - 7 GB by forcing streaming off and requiring constant highest texture quality. Still pretty sure 8 GB will last a while yet in most situations though some of the ultra settings or the occasional optional texture pack might hit close even before measuring what the VRAM utilization is at when going into 3840x2160 or higher resolutions.Īlso expecting NVIDIA to provide or to allow third party models for the 3080 at least to go up to 20 GB later on in addition to a Ti type model some months after the 3080 itself which could also have a higher memory total from the get-go. You notice when the memory runs out at least, stuttering and hitching becomes very pronounced and the game just bogs down, leakage in particular can then start hitting RAM or even the page file before it just errors out or crashes or the OS itself warns about memory getting low if it gets really bad.įramerate just about doubled instead of the expected 30% gain from a AMD Fury to the AMD Vega due to that 4 GB memory starting to become a real bottleneck some years ago without dropping some settings in some of the new games. (AMD GPU Profiler and stuff of that nature.)
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Unwinder has discussed this a number of times as far as I remember when it gets asked about in the Afterburner and Rivatuner forums here, due to the programs popularity it would be nice to have both measurement modes available but as Astyanax mentioned few programs give that option unless you use a more in-depth monitoring suite even if it's more for analytical or development purposes. (From memory Deus Ex Mankind Divided before it was patched asked for 512 GB and then DirectX utilized as much as the GPU VRAM reported as actually available.)Ĭaching around 80 - 85% is common too and then how this gets reported from total allocated memory and then what's RAM and what's VRAM compared to what's actually used.
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Click to expand.Yeah testing on various games and methods for how these utilize memory would be needed to get a more complete answer perhaps or a definitive overview plus you have some PC ports with issues around leakage or buildup over time and over allocation plus trying to let developers set a target and hope D3D is smart enough to use what's available.