Naughty Dog has issued a patch for The Last of Us Part I on PC which fixes various performance issues and addresses memory problems.
A new hotfix for the controversial PC release of The Last of Us Part I has been issued today by Naughty Dog. This patch includes several fixes that should deal with some of the more prominent memory issues and also fix several other problems that have affected the game’s performance on PC since release. Unfortunately, there’s still a laundry list of issues that are still going on.
This patch, which brings the current game build to version 1.0.1.6, has the following patch notes:
Decreased PSO cache size to reduce memory requirements and minimize Out of Memory crashes
Added additional diagnostics for developer tracking purposes
Increased animation streaming memory to improve performance during gameplay and cinematics
Fix for crash on boot relating to game save files
Naughty Dog also announced the The Last of Us Part I patch deployment on Twitter through a post on their official account.
