Hello. I just got my new gaming pc and I have a Nvidia Geforce GTX 660 ti 3GB EVGA Superclocked. So when I go to graphics it says that I am near or past my vmemory. I have 202 GB/3024 GB (or something), Please help.. P.S. I have the steam version.

Thanks!

I have put these in the command line

-nomemrestrict

-norestrictions

-availablevidmem 2.0

Edited October 16, 201213 yr by GTAIVpoliceman

Are you actually having any lag when you play the game it's self or is it just the Graphics settings that is stating that? If it's not causing any lag I'd just ignore it and run with the settings you can get (And with that card you should be able to have pretty high specs).

My game is nowhere near laggy. I get between 80 - 100 fps in-game and about 5000 when loading (if only it was in-game :P).

My game is nowhere near laggy. I get between 80 - 100 fps in-game and about 5000 when loading (if only it was in-game :P).

Then I'd just ignore it bud, and run with the settings you feel are good looking/frame rate friendly, it might just be GTA IV being an idiot with a new card/higher PC. So again I'd just ignore it, and congrats on your new PC.

Then I'd just ignore it bud, and run with the settings you feel are good looking/frame rate friendly, it might just be GTA IV being an idiot with a new card/higher PC. So again I'd just ignore it, and congrats on your new PC.

Thanks! It won't let me change any of those settings, but I use the no conflict with LCPD:FR ENB which works great.

Thanks! It won't let me change any of those settings, but I use the no conflict with LCPD:FR ENB which works great.

Huh, that's weird you can't change any of the settings, it might be the ENB forcing certain settings but other than that if it's not that's weird. Never heard of that before.

Ya, it came this way even vanilla copy. Rockstar has notification of this being a huge memory bug that happens. What it does is if you have over 2 GB of video memory, GTA IV messes up and thinks your video card memory is extremely low. They have some solutions to it, but none have worked for me.

Edited October 16, 201213 yr by GTAIVpoliceman

Ya, it came this way even vanilla copy. Rockstar has notification of this being a huge memory bug that happens. What it does is if you have over 2 GB of video memory, GTA IV messes up and thinks your video card memory is extremely low. They have some solutions to it, but none have worked for me.

Well that's gonna suck when I get my 4gb Classified 680 , stupid console port is stupid.

Ya, that does suck. Not sure if it is for all 2 GB+ but it is very common.

It won't let you change anything in the settings because of the commandline file you created, delete it and try again.

Off topic: Is every SuperClocked EVGA card is Ti?

Edited October 16, 201213 yr by iEcosan

Finally got it. Turns out that I need to put this is my commandline.txt

-availablevidmem 2.0

off topic: I don't know. I ordered a normal but got a ti.