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Nacon just produced their new soul game Steelrising, which turns out to involve an obscene sum of VRAM for its ultra textures.
Even at 1080p, the video game demands over 13GB of VRAM for extremely texture (at extremely options and no ray tracing). And with 4K resolution, movie memory requirements exceed 14GB.
And you couldn’t argue with these movie memory prerequisites if these textures justified them. Having said that, there is nothing on the display screen that really justifies them.
Whilst tests the game, there were texture loading difficulties on both of those the NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080Ti and the RTX 3080 at 1440p / Extremely. In numerous destinations the game was not able to load higher resolution textures.
Below is a screenshot displaying these texture loading challenges on the RTX3080 at 4K / Ultra / no ray tracing. Fork out interest to the soapy textures of the distant bricks of the wall.
With DLSS “good quality” enabled (which cuts down the all round video memory needs), the activity was ready to load all the superior resolution textures in that scene.
However, there have been continual problems with various very low high quality textures when checking out new areas, even with DLSS “high quality” (see tree farther).
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