InZoi eating up 93% of my gaming PC’s Memory/RAM

  • Game Version: Most recent update

  • Platform: (Steam)

  • Mods: None

  • Hardware Specifications & Operating System I5 Legion Tower Gaming PC, Windows 11, NVIDIA GEFORCE RTX 4060, 8GB Graphics Cars, 32 RAM, Intel(R) Core™ i5-14400F

  • Issue Date: November 24, 2025

  • Error Message: None

  • Details:

I bought my PC almost a year ago SPECIFICALLY to play your game and run it well. Today, after not playing in months I launched it and InZoi was using 93% of my PC’s Memory/RAM. What the actual hell. I have the settings as low as I can possibly make them, the game is windowed, and in a smaller resolution. My PC is not low-end, it was 1500$. SO WHY IS INZOI EATING UP 93% OF MY COMPUTER’S MEMORY?! PLEASE FIX YOUR GAME OR TELL ME WHAT TO DO ABOUT THIS!

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Hello. Please remember to be constructive when reporting your issues to the Forums.

There are many reasons why this may be happening on your system. I can help if you would like to run through some troubleshooting, but please be respectful.

Starting with the basics, for all that applies:

  1. Update your OS
  2. Update your Graphics Card in the NVIDIA app
  3. Verify Inzoi’s Game Files on steam
  4. Make sure your PC is running on its Dedicated Graphics and not Integrated Graphics
  5. Make sure you’re not running any programs in the background while playing
  6. Make sure your RAM is not damaged or loose by checking the amount of “usable” RAM.
  7. I see you said you have no mods, but didn’t specify whether that is “removed” or “never used mods,” so just in case it’s the former, if you have used mods and disabled them, make sure to completely remove them from the mods folder. Disabling them is often not enough to keep them from affecting your game.
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Hello,

Please don’t forget that InZoi is an early access game, bound to have bugs and other issues and, most importantly, that both the devs and the staff are real people with real lives, who deserve respect as much as any other human beign.

With this being said, I think the problem steams from the fact that you do not meet the minimum specs required to run this game, and it is lucky that your PC is only using that 93% instead of shutting down. @LazyTaco has also provided very useful and insightful info that might help you in the future.

[Your RAM is 4GB bellow the minimun required, which has a big impact in GPU performance and is probably the cause of your issue. You can upgrade your RAM without upgrading the rest of your PC, if it is of any help].

Specs here:

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No? I have 32GB Memory/RAM… I have way more than 12. What are you talking about? My graphics card is 8GB. Did you read my message?

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Oh, sorry about that, I mistook your Graphics Card GB with your RAM in the specs place.

If it’s non of the issues pointed out by LazyTaco, it could simply be epic web helper (in simple terms, what allows you to use Canvas inside of the game) that is known to take up a lot of GPU usage.

Anyhow, the devs have confirmed they are working on optimization, so hopefully it will be fixed soon!

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To LazyTaco: I don’t really know how to check these things, but all my drivers are updated. I know because Geeksquad (a computer repair Business that words at the place I bought my PC) updated then all when I had an issue a few days ago. Also no, I’ve never had any mods at all. I didn’t even know that was a thing until last night when I launched the game after months of not playing. (I wanted to wait until more stuff was added.)

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To itsmechiie7: It’s okay. I just got really scared for a second. I really hope the devs fix this… my PC can usually run huge games like Hogwarts Legacy and Baldur’s Gate 3 fine at about 60% RAM, and these are ginormous, finished games so I’m very very concerned. I hope these optimization fixes come soon. I don’t think I can lower the quality any further…

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For future reference, for updating things…

To Update Your OS:

Settings > Windows Update > Check for Updates

To get there quickly, type “Check for Updates” in your Windows Search Bar and click this

To Update Graphics Driver:

Open Nvidia App > Drivers, then check if all is up-to-date using the circle-arrow button. If any updates are available, install them (Express Installation).

Also, make sure you’re using Game Ready Drivers.

To Verify your Game Files on Steam:

Steam Library > InZoi > Click the Gear Symbol image > Properties… > Installed Files > Verify Integrity of Game Files, then wait until it’s completed

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To check if your PC is using Integrated or Dedicated graphics, and to check Usable RAM:

Open up Task Manager (Ctrl+Shift+Esc) > Performance.

Could you send a screenshot of it?

It should be something like this​:down_arrow:

Ohh… okay I’ll try and take a screenshot for you guys.

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It’s not at 93% anymore but this is still bad. Also I just found out InZoi never closed after I turned off the game last night and it was running in the background in my PC while it was in sleep mode for hours. I’m terrified at what this could’ve done to my PC. What if it damaged it? I’m scared I want to cry

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Looking at your screenshots, you are using your Dedicated Graphics (GPU 0) and your usable RAM is 31.7 GB, which is both great. It’s exactly at the value one would expect from healthy 32GB RAM sticks.

Kind in mind that the “81%” on Memory is NOT Inzoi’s RAM usage. In the photo, Inzoi is only using ~16 GB of your RAM, which means the game is most likely using 50-60%, which is completely normal for this type of game and a good value. No RAM issues here.

Typically, the longer you run games (for hours and hours), the worse the game will start to perform and the more RAM it may use up, until you restart the game, because of build up, but other than that, you’re good.

Please do not be worried, scared, or cry, and ignore that upvote on your reply… Your computer was not damaged. Your RAM is just fine. I’ve left my game running on accident so many times, and my PC is completely okay. Gaming PCs are built to be durable like this. You wouldn’t want to leave your games on every single time, of course, but it’s done no harm.

What I did also notice though is that you have a lot of background apps running at the same time, which is what is eating up a lot of your RAM while you’re playing the game. That’s why it says 81% total is being used, and that would definitely affect performance.

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I’m Soo happy to hear and see that also you use the word “ginormous” hello sis! :grin:

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Oh dang lol, I thought it was just me who used it honestly! Hi! :laughing::grinning_face_with_smiling_eyes:

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