More better; must go hunt woolly mammoth to feed family
You're irony detector must be defective
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More better; must go hunt woolly mammoth to feed family
It seems the lack of VRAM on the 3080 was so it could hit a price point which is stupid given current pricing but when it comes to the 3060 6GB VRAM isnt enough but 12 is.
I dont know why but years ago one had a choice of VRAM on the same model but this choice was taken away from the consumer.
You're irony detector must be defective
Just start from the beginning.I've only played the benchmark so far Lol.
I can give it a go though and see what the video memory usage is. Is there any particular level or area to test or can i just start from the beginning?
I've never played these games before so have no idea what to do.
I already know the answer, but I will check just to see if there is anything nefarious going on.It was more to see if AMD are 'demanding high vram usage' on all their titles or just that one game.
It seems the lack of VRAM on the 3080 was so it could hit a price point which is stupid given current pricing but when it comes to the 3060 6GB VRAM isnt enough but 12 is.
I dont know why but years ago one had a choice of VRAM on the same model but this choice was taken away from the consumer.
https://www.computerbase.de/2021-02/amd-radeon-nvidia-geforce-benchmark-test-2021/2/New games require more VRAM
The memory requirements with high details have increased significantly in the latest games. While graphics cards with 4 or 6 GB had hardly any problems at all in the game course for 2020, things are now different: 3D accelerators with 6 GB are now also getting into greater difficulties. The average difference between the Radeon RX 5600 XT with 6 GB and the Radeon RX 5700 with 8 GB in the 2020 course is 7 percent, in the new course it is 10 percent in Full HD and a whopping 18 percent in WQHD.
6 GB of VRAM is often too little in new titles
The new games Assassin's Creed Valhalla, CoD: Black Ops Cold War, Cyberpunk 2077, Serious Sam 4 and Watch Dogs Legion do not like it at all in the tested settings if the VRAM is smaller than 8 GB. The same applies to Doom Eternal, which does not run slower, but cannot even activate the highest texture level. And Star Wars: Squadrons is also showing the first signs of a lack of memory, even if they are not yet serious.
4 GB is the end, 8 GB the minimum
What is true for 6 GB is of course even more true for 4 GB. Only the GeForce GTX 1650 Super is still equipped with this memory size in the course, which is far too little for the game year 2020 and especially for 2021. In the old test course, the Turing graphics card delivers 5 percent more FPS than the GeForce GTX 1060 (6 GB) and the Radeon RX 5500 XT (8 GB) only has to admit defeat by 7 percent. The GeForce GTX 1650 Super breaks away completely in the new course. The 6 GB GeForce GTX 1060 is suddenly 7 percent faster and the gap to the Radeon RX 5500 XT has increased to a whopping 25 percent.
And even 8 GB is not always enough. For the normal rasterizer games already (still), but not always for ray tracing. CoD: Cold War runs slowly with activated ray tracing even in Full HD with an 8 GB graphics card, there it has to be at least 10 GB. And in Cyberpunk 2077 and Watch Dogs: Legion, 8 GB is also insufficient in places for ray tracing, even if the effects are significantly less than in the latest Call of Duty and do not play a role in practice - but one trend is recognizable and it will be in the next Pick up speed
Great find, that deserves its own thread to discuss performance rather than take this one off topic.
So 10GB should be fine until next year when the 4080 and AMD’s next gen offerings are out. Just as I thought
Same here, played many modern demanding games. All been perfectly fine.So far I've played Metro Exodus, AC Valhalla, Control and Kingdom Come Deliverance at 4k with max settings, on my 3080. Highest I've seen it is about 8GB and I haven't experienced any weird lows, indicating VRAM bottlenecks. I don't know how these titles compare to others for VRAM usage, but so far so good.
Godfall also with the 3080 having 40% lower minimum FPS than the 3090 despite only 10% ish perf difference between the GPUs.@TNA You don’t have to wait. HZD already uses 13Gb and it effects the LOD if you don’t have enough.
Someone posted it up a couple of weeks ago I think.
Admittedly it’s the only one I’ve seen that makes a visible difference.
Godfall also with the 3080 having 40% lower minimum FPS than the 3090 despite only 10% ish perf difference between the GPUs.
It's not my cup of tea to be honest.I could try it and see as I picked it up cheaply when bored one day. Lucky it was cheap or I’d have been pee’d!
Godawful more like.
@TNA You don’t have to wait. HZD already uses 13Gb and it effects the LOD if you don’t have enough.
Someone posted it up a couple of weeks ago I think.
Admittedly it’s the only one I’ve seen that makes a visible difference.
@TNA You don’t have to wait. HZD already uses 13Gb and it effects the LOD if you don’t have enough.
Someone posted it up a couple of weeks ago I think.
Admittedly it’s the only one I’ve seen that makes a visible difference.
Godfall also with the 3080 having 40% lower minimum FPS than the 3090 despite only 10% ish perf difference between the GPUs.
Haha. That's Matt's go to special@TNA Hey, I didn’t bring Godawful into this thread.
Don’t shoot the messenger I didn’t run the benchmarks or was the first to bring that example to this thread.Haha. That's Matt's go to special