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Finally, if the issue is persistent, the only thing you can do is wait for the updates to patch the memory leaks that are, by now, quite prominently present in PUBG. Reinstallation helped some users, but this is a long stretch and it’s hardly ever helpful. The ”Out of video memory” error/crash is the oversight of the developers and thus, we’ll need to wait for their next move in order to get a terminal resolution.

At the end, don’t forget to share your questions or suggestions in the comments section below. We look forward to hearing from you.

For months have passed since PUBG reached the Xbox Game Preview and developers have already released the 12th patch. They also revealed some exciting details on what gamers can look forward to in the upcoming months regarding updates and content.

The Xbox team has been working hard on improvements and bug patching alongside with lots of new features that were promised in the Xbox Spring roadmap. Here are the most interesting details recently released on PUBG’s forums.

Miramar is ready for Xbox

Miramar is the much-anticipated desert map, and it’s expected to launch on the test servers this month. It’s set to roll out to the general public in May, and the update that includes the map will also bring new vehicles and weapons as well along with gameplay optimizations.

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