Judging by the testing I've done it looks like increasing the slider does make the game use more VRAM: Texture memory cache - does it actually do anything? On a lower end computer I would also turn off grass. If you are crashing during keep fights the first thing you should do is set Shadows to None or Balanced and set ability filter to Self. Worst offenders for your framerate are Effects and Shadows settings. Here is the most balanced setup in terms of performance vs quality that I could find: This means that UI actions should execute quicker. The other thing it does is disable the 'debug' version of the LUA library. The 4gb patch is already applied to this executable as well. It enables multi-threading options by default (previously had to pass command line args to enable it, which would require a new launcher) and changes the memory cap on the executable to 3000MB from 1250MB for the texture cache, which means that less cpu cycles are spent recycling textures and instead they can sit comfortably in memory.
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