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How do I do that. I thought my GPU has gddr5.

Yes, any modern day card will have GDDR5.

 

Download a program like MSI AfterBurner (link http://gaming.msi.com/features/afterburner go to the top, downloads, top left), install it, load up your game, play for a bit then go back into the program and scroll until you find the VRAM usage indicators. Can you tell us how many megabytes of VRAM are being used with the game running as it would be when it crashes?

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A game will not use more VRAM than the graphics card can so that cannot be the problem

it can crash due to this, I have a friend with a 960 2GB card, he ran GTA5 and it crashed from too much VRAM usage, texture lowered=problem solved, in his case

 

 

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If your graphics card runs out of memory, DirectX will be friendly enough to AUTOMAGICALLY use your system's RAM, continuously copying over the RAM data when needed on the GPU. Insanely slow but stable...

ONLY in the case that you have enough system ram available 

 

 

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Did you overclock your card at all? I doubt the 2GB would be getting overrun, COD AW runs at around 80 FPS for me on Ultra, no problems.

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