Yeah this one has some changes to VRAM management. "We will monitor post 1.1.1 for any additional items," he added.
The bit about porting to/from towns is particularly relevant, as it seems to trigger the worst of it. "We have had some tests internally with this and seen memory levels stay consistent over numerous hours of gameplay and porting in and out through towns," Fletcher explained, which is exactly what everyone who ran into this problem likes to hear. It also affected PlayStation 5 users, but all of that is thankfully going to be taken care off soon.Īdam Fletcher, Diablo community lead, confirmed when asked on Twitter that patch 1.1.1 will indeed introduce changes to VRAM management.
The problem actually existed at launch, got fixed, then returned again in a recent patch. Before that happens, however, the game is going to chug and stutter unnecessarily, even when there should be enough VRAM for it to use. At its worst, it can cause the game to crash once it's run out of VRAM to use. The problem has to do with how Diablo 4 manages VRAM. Although it was not explicitly mentioned in the recently published 1.1.1 patch notes, Blizzard confirmed that the update is indeed going to have a fix for a long-running Diablo 4 problem.
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