does this issue happen alot?

[a7mddiaa]

start at second 59

[SammyG13]

never get a 1060 3gb, but what issue

[a7mddiaa]

i already did

see the video at second 59

the game crashed

[AskTJ]

Driver error. Reinstall Nvidia drivers.

[Princess Luna]

Did your game crash or you're just worrying ahead of time? hehehe, if you ever run out of VRAM with the 1060 3gb which actually is rare and I think ROTR is like one of the only games you can force this crash on just lower 1 level of the texture settings and done, problem solved.

[kelvinhall05]

Just lower the settings.

[Christophe Corazza]

Whether or not this issue happens a lot or not depends on the games you will be playing and the settings that you want to use.

However, iIf it fits your budget, I would go for the 1060 6 GB instead of the 3 GB version. This former card can be seen as kind of a “1060 Ti” having not only more VRAM but also more power (CUDA cores 1280 vs. 1152) compared to the 3 GB version. The performance boost is often worth the small price difference.

[PianoPlayer88Key]

5 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

if you ever run out of VRAM with the 1060 3gb which actually is rare

But, I thought it was possible to run out of VRAM on the 3GB 1060?

(I have one, although the screenshots below were taken while it was uninstalled, just with the Intel HD 4600.)

 

 

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If I run the in-game benchmark with those settings, I get (when it doesn't crash trying to load):

• 1.8 fps on Intel HD 4600 (i7-4790K, 32GB DDR3-1600)
• 0.3 fps on GTX 1060 3GB (same CPU+RAM)
• ~6 fps on GTX 970M 6GB (i7-6700K, 40GB DDR4-2133)

I haven't found a way to get RotTR to use that much VRAM.

[a7mddiaa]

21 hours ago, Christophe Corazza said:

Whether or not this issue happens a lot or not depends on the games you will be playing and the settings that you want to use.

However, iIf it fits your budget, I would go for the 1060 6 GB instead of the 3 GB version. This former card can be seen as kind of a “1060 Ti” having not only more VRAM but also more power (CUDA cores 1280 vs. 1152) compared to the 3 GB version. The performance boost is often worth the small price difference.

i want 1080p 30/60 in casual games and 1080 100+ in compettive 

and the price diffrence is pretty big i got my card for 300 usd the 6g is about 100-150 dollars more expinsive

[Christophe Corazza]

2 hours ago, a7mddiaa said:

i want 1080p 30/60 in casual games and 1080 100+ in compettive 

and the price diffrence is pretty big i got my card for 300 usd the 6g is about 100-150 dollars more expinsive

 

You already have your graphics card?!?!

I haven't realised that from your original post. 

[a7mddiaa]

ye i already have it and i want to play on the highest textures on 1080p 

will having alot of ram fix this since it will have another sort of memory to store textures?

ik i can just get a better gpu instead of buying ram but i willl get an extra 8gb any ways and i already got 12 which is fine

[Christophe Corazza]

3 hours ago, a7mddiaa said:

ye i already have it and i want to play on the highest textures on 1080p 

will having alot of ram fix this since it will have another sort of memory to store textures?

ik i can just get a better gpu instead of buying ram but i willl get an extra 8gb any ways and i already got 12 which is fine

 

The 6 GB version will definitely let you crank up the settings more than the 3 GB... no question about it.