The devs don't allow the game by default to use enough RAM to run properly. Your card just needs enough RAM to handle the game when it's loading all those textures. It all falls on your graphics card to be able to handle it. I have a GTX 970 and a i5 8600k with 16GB of RAM. I have GTX680 and 8 GB of RAM i7 processor, will this work for me or I shouldn't try (harmful)? I found one on here that worked, but I cannot find the thread anymore.
Seems different fixes work for different systems. Originally posted by Aik655:Mine was crashing after a few minutes of play. idk if it matters, but don't touch what you don't need to)Ħ- right below is TextureStreamingDistanceLimit. In the search bar, search %appdata%Ģ- find your Bioshock 2 folder and go into it.Ĥ- CTRL+F to search for TextureStreamingMemoryLimitĥ- change that from 516 to 2048 (keep all the 0s in there. It may or may not help you.ġ- Press WIndows+E. Once the game could properly load all textures, I've gone 2 hours without a crash. I increased how much VRAM my game could access. My issue was when the game got busy the game would crash. Don't do this if you aren't confident because you can really mess up your game/ computer. If you have a good enough graphics card, you can edit the. Mine was crashing after a few minutes of play.
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