@Racka06 Don't worry about maximums is my biggest advice, go by stability instead. That being said an RTX 3070 only has 8GB of VRAM so there isn't that much headroom depending on the settings you use, so I would just leave everything at default.
@SeniaX You only really need this mod if you game is having texture loss or pop in issues like the one shown in the gallery with before and after. If your game is running fine I would actually advise against using this.
Also unless you are using RPH or LSPDFR there is no need for anything else.
@J_Hunt_The_1st@LEOPAYNE I can't get the same to happen on my end with NVE (free), LSPDFR / RPH, SHV and a few map mods. Make sure you move the .asi and .ini into your root game folder and if you are using something like NVE, install the optional LSPDFR compatibility addon.
@Suzerain001 Other than it maybe causing an unlikely crash or running out of memory somewhere else as far as I'm aware no. I've played for an hour with it set at 10GiB and was fine, the better way to look at it though, is there any upside to setting that much? The answer is no, you only need as much as you need, which for most seems to max out before 2GiB.
@EVGR LOD stuff can be unstable at extreme distances but I've extended LOD ranges a bit in a few example which can be seen here: https://imgur.com/a/w4913TZ sadly not as noticeable after compression but it definitely helps in cases of bad LOD changes.
@Suzerain001 Important thing to remember is you only need to set the amount you need, the default should be good enough for most, if you experience texture loss or stuttering when moving fast then start to increase it, I've ran complete vehicle replace packs, maxed out NVE, big map mods and LSPDFR off the default value I set in the INI.
@safari4831 Yeah that was me, I originally wanted to make it an in-game menu by modifying memory while the game was running to essentially make it a live editor but ran into issues and then It also got a bit outdated and I had people spamming me about it.
it's something I could revisit in the future maybe, honestly surprised you even knew about it.
@Shadow Nice one, glad to hear it! Recommended additional will vary with what you have installed and your ingame settings and resolution, if you have an overlay or use task manager just try to make sure you don't go over ~7.5GB GPU usage other wise your game will start to use system/shared memory which may cause stuttering or potentially crashes.
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@NecatiArabaci81 Yeah I would say no, I used to run a GTX 770 which was close to exhausting limits before even installing mods unfortunately.
@Racka06 Don't worry about maximums is my biggest advice, go by stability instead. That being said an RTX 3070 only has 8GB of VRAM so there isn't that much headroom depending on the settings you use, so I would just leave everything at default.
@RiotXGames No, this is for singleplayer only! FiveM has similar options already built in client side for any user on any server.
@SeniaX You only really need this mod if you game is having texture loss or pop in issues like the one shown in the gallery with before and after. If your game is running fine I would actually advise against using this.
Also unless you are using RPH or LSPDFR there is no need for anything else.
@J_Hunt_The_1st @LEOPAYNE I can't get the same to happen on my end with NVE (free), LSPDFR / RPH, SHV and a few map mods. Make sure you move the .asi and .ini into your root game folder and if you are using something like NVE, install the optional LSPDFR compatibility addon.
@Suzerain001 Other than it maybe causing an unlikely crash or running out of memory somewhere else as far as I'm aware no. I've played for an hour with it set at 10GiB and was fine, the better way to look at it though, is there any upside to setting that much? The answer is no, you only need as much as you need, which for most seems to max out before 2GiB.
@EVGR LOD stuff can be unstable at extreme distances but I've extended LOD ranges a bit in a few example which can be seen here: https://imgur.com/a/w4913TZ sadly not as noticeable after compression but it definitely helps in cases of bad LOD changes.
@Suzerain001 Important thing to remember is you only need to set the amount you need, the default should be good enough for most, if you experience texture loss or stuttering when moving fast then start to increase it, I've ran complete vehicle replace packs, maxed out NVE, big map mods and LSPDFR off the default value I set in the INI.
@safari4831 Yeah that was me, I originally wanted to make it an in-game menu by modifying memory while the game was running to essentially make it a live editor but ran into issues and then It also got a bit outdated and I had people spamming me about it.
it's something I could revisit in the future maybe, honestly surprised you even knew about it.
@Shadow Nice one, glad to hear it! Recommended additional will vary with what you have installed and your ingame settings and resolution, if you have an overlay or use task manager just try to make sure you don't go over ~7.5GB GPU usage other wise your game will start to use system/shared memory which may cause stuttering or potentially crashes.