Fix 2: Try Updating your Graphics Driver
It is recommended to try updating the drivers as sometimes they become outdated or corrupted and thus, they trigger the out-of-video-memory issue. Follow the steps mentioned below to update your graphics driver:
- Press the ‘win + X‘ key combination and get into ‘Device Manager‘ from the menu.
- Expand ‘Display Adapters‘ and then double-click on the listed graphics card to get into ‘Properties‘.
- Navigate into ‘Driver‘ and tap ‘Update Driver‘. Further two options will be displayed on your screen.
- Select ‘Search automatically for drivers‘. Follow the on-screen instructions to finish updating the drivers.
- Alternatively, you can choose to update your drivers manually. (Not Recommended)
Fix 3: Modify the Settings of your Graphics Card
If you are still facing the same issue even after updating the graphics driver to the latest version, try modifyiyouyour graphics card settings if this can fix the error for you. Steps to modify your Graphics settings are specified below:
For AMD Graphics Card
- Press the ‘Win + R‘ key combination to open the Run dialog box. Further, type ‘Control‘ and click ‘Enter‘ to open Control Panel.
- Toggle to ‘Large Icons‘ for viewing Control Panel.
- Select your ‘AMD Radeon Settings‘ to get into it.
- Navigate ‘Gaming‘ followed by ‘Global Settings‘.
- According to the above screenshot, modify the settings and Click ‘Apply‘ to save the settings.
For NVIDIA Graphics Card
- Press theWin + R‘ key combination to open the Run dialog box. Further, type ‘Control‘ and click ‘Enter‘ to open Control Panel.
- Toggle to ‘Large Icons‘ for viewing Control Panel.
- Select your ‘NVIDIA Control Panel‘ to get into it.
- Tap on ‘3D Settings‘ and select ‘Adjust image settings with preview.’ After that choose ‘Use my preference emphasizing‘ and ‘Drag the slider below to the left end.’
Modify Intel graphics card settings
- Press theWin + R‘ key combination to open the Run dialog box. Further, type ‘Control‘ and click ‘Enter‘ to open Control Panel.
- Toggle to ‘Large Icons‘ for viewing Control Panel.
- Select your ‘Intel Graphics Settings‘ to get into it.
- Click ‘3D‘ to launch 3D settings.
- Select ‘Scan‘ to add the game to the application list.
- Modify the settings followed by ‘Apply‘ to save the settings.
Restart your PC and run the game as usual, and you will find that your issue is resolved now and no pop-up appears on your screen. But if still, the error persists, then you need to reinstall Fortnite along with the latest game patch.
Fix 4: Check For Latest Game Patch
If none of the solutions provided above worked for you, the last option you can try is installing the latest game patch, which will surely get you out of the issue.
- Run the Epic Game Launcher.
- Tap ‘Library’. Further click on the gear wheel icon for settings in the lower-left corner of Fortnite.
- Turn on the toggle near ‘Auto Update.’ Now restart the Epic Games Launcher.
Moreover, Epic Games Launcher will automatically detect if any latest patch is available. Further, it will download and install them for you automatically.
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