Summary:
Hi, I have been wondering if there is way, maybe a mod or modifying one of the settings files, to force the game use more than VRAM than it's set to use in the in-game settings? In games like Kingdom Come Deliverance, or Witcher 3 you can increase maximum VRAM limit and for how long should the textures stay in the memory before they are thrown out, in effect this basically eliminates most pop-ins as textures are always there in the memory. Bannerlord shows only 4GB of VRAM usage in settings bar and in game it goes at most a little over 4.5GB when measured through RTSS, so my GPU clearly has lot more headroom and if the game was little less aggressive with VRAM flushing it would make the pop ins much less frequent.
How to Reproduce: In game
Have you used cheats and if so which: no
Scene Name (if related): not related
Media (Screenshots & Video): not applicable
Computer Specs:
OS:Windows 11
GPU: Nvidia 4080
GPU Driver Version:
CPU: 7800X3D
RAM: 64GB DDR5
Motherboard: Asus X670
Storage Device (HDD/SSD): SSM, m.2 drive
Hi, I have been wondering if there is way, maybe a mod or modifying one of the settings files, to force the game use more than VRAM than it's set to use in the in-game settings? In games like Kingdom Come Deliverance, or Witcher 3 you can increase maximum VRAM limit and for how long should the textures stay in the memory before they are thrown out, in effect this basically eliminates most pop-ins as textures are always there in the memory. Bannerlord shows only 4GB of VRAM usage in settings bar and in game it goes at most a little over 4.5GB when measured through RTSS, so my GPU clearly has lot more headroom and if the game was little less aggressive with VRAM flushing it would make the pop ins much less frequent.
How to Reproduce: In game
Have you used cheats and if so which: no
Scene Name (if related): not related
Media (Screenshots & Video): not applicable
Computer Specs:
OS:Windows 11
GPU: Nvidia 4080
GPU Driver Version:
CPU: 7800X3D
RAM: 64GB DDR5
Motherboard: Asus X670
Storage Device (HDD/SSD): SSM, m.2 drive
