Question Older Amd graphics cards had a pixel limit do modern ones still have this?

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In the past ( 10 years or less ) I had a amd sapphire graphics card and I used to mod the paradox game eu4. The game uses graphic strip files in tga or dds format and the game knows when to use a particular frame (image) on the single graphic file strip. For example if there are 61 frames ( images) each being 64 pixels by 64 pixels on one graphics stip file the game would know when to use frame 33 or frame 1 etc. For amd cards if the file was more than I think 2048 pixels wide the amd gpu would show frame 1 rather than frame 33 as it would start over as the width exceeded some memory limit. Not sure what to call this limit and therefore I can't seem to find an answer using google so I am asking here. Game mods had to include a shrunk down verion of the graphics strips for users having AMD gpus. Nvidia cards did not have this issue and would show the 33 frame or the 61st frame without issue.

If I switch from Nvidia back to AMD due to the cost of a new gpu does AMD still have this type of limit?

Thank you.