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Distant Horizons•3mo ago
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RAM size for "pre-loading"

If i want to preload lets say a render distance of 2048, should/can i allocate more ram (than 4gb) to make it preload faster? I have 32gb of ram
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After about 6-8 GB of ram, increasing it won't improve world gen speed any more. At that point world gen will be limited by your CPU.
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BackSun
BackSun•3mo ago
After about 6-8 GB of ram, increasing it won't improve world gen speed any more. At that point world gen will be limited by your CPU.
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