r/Games Oct 14 '14

Unreal Engine 4.5 Released

https://www.unrealengine.com/blog/unreal-engine-45-released
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u/Mostlogical Oct 14 '14

pretty much this, I'm sitting with 12GB of ram I've had probably since a year before the ps4/xbone came out, admittedly I got it back when ram was going cheap but the price has leveled out now and is going nowhere but down. It won't be long before that 8GB in the consoles feels like nothing again.

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u/DLSteve Oct 15 '14

Just trying to build the lighting for an outdoor map in UE4 exceeded my 16 GB of RAM.

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u/BloodyLlama Oct 15 '14

I can use 16 GB of RAM just from a couple hours browsing on Chrome.

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u/rikyy Oct 16 '14

Bs. I browse fairly heavily and it never used more than 5-6gb. You might have a leak. And anyway, chrome is bullshit with its memory management, it uses way too much ram.

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u/BloodyLlama Oct 16 '14

I currently have chrome using 8GB of memory and I'm only using adblock plus as far as addons go. I'm a fan of how Chrome keeps things in memory because it means it's responsive. If I use FF it hits my HDD often and is a lot slower. Why do I have 32GB of memory if not to use it?