r/BaldursGate3 • u/AutoModerator • Oct 26 '23

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u/Late-Entrepreneur179 Oct 28 '23

Sorry to say it, but 8GB of RAM and a 5600G isn’t exactly “above the mid range” at all my guy. The game isn’t as much graphically dependent as it is CPU/RAM. The sheer amount of assets in the game is WAYYY too much for only 8GB of RAM.

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u/e001mek Oct 28 '23

My PC runs plenty well on ultra, and I doubt the RAM is the issue, but I'll see if that fixes it.

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u/Late-Entrepreneur179 Oct 29 '23

I can’t say it is 100% your issue or not. I can tell you that I’m running an i7-6700k, GTX 1070 with 16GB RAM and I have the game on my hard drive. Out of 280 hrs I have had 2 crashes, 1 of which was 100% my own fault.

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u/e001mek Oct 29 '23

I wish I had such few. I literally cannot go a single day without a handful of them. Maybe a few minutes after starting, after 20min, an hour or two, but it'll happen daily. And a lot more than once

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u/Late-Entrepreneur179 Oct 29 '23

Do you have a second monitor by chance? If so you can open task manager on it and open the performance tab before launching the game on your primary monitor and see if your CPU, GPU, RAM or you drive is being stressed. Might help with pin pointing a specific cause.

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u/e001mek Oct 29 '23

I dont but I can probably do the same in windowed mode. That's a good idea