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Originally Posted by 335th_GRAthos
Well, there is an easy way to test it...
Make your screen window 1024x768 and check whether the problem still exist (I bet it will not).
Install a SW lke GPU-Z or NV monitor (I forgot the name  ) and watch how the VRAM usage is reaching the maximum memory installed in your card. I bet your problems start when your available VRAM is reaching its full capacity.
Subsequently, you know how to fix it... 
Personally I say, 2-3 generations of GPU cards we need to wait before we can see real improvement happening....
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Yes I have a gaming laptop so I didn't ever expect it to run half as well as it does. My graphics card has 1.5 GB of VRAM though but maybe its just not powerful enough.
Anyway I'm not moaning just a fiddler at heart and can happily fly certain missions with TIR and will be buying a real computer soon although I am hanging on till I hear of people having success with triple monitors.