- Jul 8, 2013
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Ok this seemed really interesting, i generally dont watch the vids as it all goes through one ear and out the other, and tends to be more marketing hype than anything.
But this got my attention, as i play Oblivion, Skyrim and Total War, which all use large amounts of Vram (Skyrim especially when modded)
Watch the Vid
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/DirectX-11.2-Tiled-Resources-Xbox,23322.html
Aslong as you have enough Ram, and it's fast enough, would this remove the vram bottleneck, when playing fully modded games like Skyrim @ 4Gb worth of texture mods?
Allowing you to play it on say 2GB Vram instead?
I know that right there sounds to good to be true, but damn if it does, it might solve a lot of problems for those on a budget.
And would make 16Gb of Ram far more worthwhile
Whats your thoughts?
But this got my attention, as i play Oblivion, Skyrim and Total War, which all use large amounts of Vram (Skyrim especially when modded)
Watch the Vid
http://www.tomshardware.com/news/DirectX-11.2-Tiled-Resources-Xbox,23322.html
Aslong as you have enough Ram, and it's fast enough, would this remove the vram bottleneck, when playing fully modded games like Skyrim @ 4Gb worth of texture mods?
Allowing you to play it on say 2GB Vram instead?
I know that right there sounds to good to be true, but damn if it does, it might solve a lot of problems for those on a budget.
And would make 16Gb of Ram far more worthwhile
Whats your thoughts?
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