I've read mixed opinions about what value you should set for your Texture Memory in GRM. Some suggest only 1024 or 2048 MB, others suggest picking the value of the Total Approx Memory from your RAM (Display tab) or graphics card (Render tab).

So which Texture Memory values work best for you to reduce the likelihood of pink flashing/crashing? And what specs do you have? Do you use DXVK or not?

I have mine set to 6052MB which is the dedicated memory my graphics card has for texture memory. I also have set my computer to clean the standby memory every 5 minutes + did the recommend graphical fixes etc and ever since I had those set up I've never seen flashing pink and my game hasn't crashed. I was sure I'd make it crash few days ago when I loaded each of my 8 neighborhoods to check which one actually was which since I have awful habit of just naming them like "aaaaa" "gdfjkghdfjkhg" "1" and so on but it didn't even stutter.

I don't use DXVK, the computer model I have is called Acer Nitro N50-600; Windows 10, 16GB of ram, Nvidia GeForce GTX 1060 6GB graphics card.

@foxmanic thanks for sharing! Is the dedicated memory the value of "Display Memory (VRAM") in dxdiag?

Yeah that's the one.

@foxmanic are your lots also stacked with clutter CCs, or are only your Sims CC-heavy?

Honestly, to this day I still don't know what I have to put, nor does anyone answer that question. I can only play the game with nothing open and not going into too many houses or having too much cc. buuuhhhh

@Softlism I mostly just take screenshots of my sims and build/decorate houses, unfortunately my decorating style is rather minimal so I rarely get to test things with big cluttered spaces BUT I have downloaded heavily cluttered houses in past to clean them up and redecorate and had no problems with those, never tried playing one with multiple Sims before clean up though.