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GTA IV & RAM Question

KN1IGHT
in Computers, Technology & Gaming

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Hi guys,

 

Been a while since I posted anything.

 

I've been debating about possibly, getting more RAM for my PC, (8 GB to be exact as my PC's MAX RAM is 16 GB)

 

However, I've read somewhere before, that (supposedly) adding more RAM to your PC, can help improve how GTA IV runs, in terms of texture loss, FPS, etc.

 

Is this accurate? 

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    Since GTA IV is leaking memory, adding more memory will post-pone the memory-leaking effects. So yes, adding more RAM should help with a few issues. Texture loss is usually related to your VRAM though, and not RAM.

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