nvidia screwed itself and made things so confusing for people by naming the 1660 the way they did. It does not however meet recommended specs. Ok, so contrary to what you previously posted, your PC meets minimum specs and passes it. Jura Lith původně napsal:Intel Core TM I7-9700 CPU 3.00Ghz 3.00GHz. Sometimes just moving away from the transition point will cause the memory to flush or reloading a save will also work. The devs must have known about this, but I think it's a weakness of the UE4 engine that can't be fixed. Once I'd been around the winter map a lot that never happened again.

I'm pretty sure that was shader compiling sucking up system resources. The first time I flew out into the winter landscape in a new area my fps dropped to a slide show 1. When the seasons change there are a whole load of new shaders that need to be compiled on the go.

It seems to compile shaders on the go as you travel through the outdoor world. The game also does not completely compile shaders when you first run it, but only ones for Hogwarts Castle itself. I've had this happen when going through doors in Hogwarts and during Merlin trials. The game does flush old data, but sometimes there is a delay and I have no idea why. The worst kind of memory leak is one in which old data stays in RAM indefinitely and you get a crash as the RAM chokes, but memory leaks don't always cause a crash. It doesn't always do this and the FPS drops suddenly. When you move through a door into a new area the game should flush the data on the area you just left while it loads in the data on the new area. A memory leak is defined as what happens when the game keeps data in RAM that should be flushed. The game does have memory leaks, but they are sporadic and unpredictable.

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