Hello all.
I’ve been playing around with UE 5+ and building worlds but having issues with a GPU that can’t handle the engine very well (currently a GTX 1650 4GB). I am about to install a new GPU that should fare better but want to ensure the rest of my build is sufficient.
I HATE the ‘texture streaming has exceeded graphics memory’
Any input would be welcome.
– Ryzen 7 5800 X CPU (8 cores)
– 16GB DDR4 RAM
– 500 GB SSD
– 2 TB SSD external
– Raedon RX 68700 Nitro 16 GB
It looks like it will be fine 
That error is related to the number of textures that have been loaded by the GPU since the editor opened, it’s not just your current level.
If you spend a long time auditioning different materials and textures, you will get that message, along with the world-famous ‘texture streaming poolsize’ message.
4GB is very low. 16 will be fine.
Cheers!
Yeah - I have that now LOL Maybe I am just being too demanding of what I want, but it’s for somewhat of an open-world RPG, so wile every interior portion of the adventure is a separate instance, the world itself is not. And I am using autolayers for my landscape…
Is there a way to get rid of that error without taking away the textures or is it just something I’ll have to ignore?
Do you mean the ’ TEXTURE STREAMING POOL OVER…’ message? You can use the console command ’ r.Streaming.PoolSize 4000’, that might help.
Possibly also make the landscape material less complex.
I’ll try the command, thanks.
The landscape itself isn’t too complex, I think. I do am running auto-generated landscape code to transition from dirt to rock to cliff face to mountain based on the Z axis, but nothing too extreme. One mountain…
Thanks for the input!
You might try 4k textures, if you’re using 8.
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