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Beyond that, you should figure out why your game/PC is crashing. To hazard a guess, are you possibly ram crashing? If your ram reaches 100% use, your PC will crash because it literally has no space in memory to do anything; Normally your OS manages something called a page file and expands it if needed to store extra stuff to keep the ram from capping out... But some users disable the pagefile because it makes a file of potentially huge size on the drive and the user wants that space back.
If you have your graphical settings too high, particularly texture resolution, you may be going well over the amount of vram your GPU has and any extra calls then get shunted to ram instead; For example if you have the highest size texture resolution, it takes I think 8gb vram all on it's own, if your card only has 2gb of vram, that means 6 extra gb going to RAM instead, plus any additional calls from other settings. This, coupled with a disabled or restricted page file size can absolutely lead to ram crashes.
Beyond that, you should figure out why your game/PC is crashing. To hazard a guess, are you possibly ram crashing? If your ram reaches 100% use, your PC will crash because it literally has no space in memory to do anything; Normally your OS manages something called a page file and expands it if needed to store extra stuff to keep the ram from capping out... But some users disable the pagefile because it makes a file of potentially huge size on the drive and the user wants that space back.
If you have your graphical settings too high, particularly texture resolution, you may be going well over the amount of vram your GPU has and any extra calls then get shunted to ram instead; For example if you have the highest size texture resolution, it takes I think 8gb vram all on it's own, if your card only has 2gb of vram, that means 6 extra gb going to RAM instead, plus any additional calls from other settings. This, coupled with a disabled or restricted page file size can absolutely lead to ram crashes.