Ran out of Memory
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Arel37 - Posts: 128
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Ran out of Memory
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Arel37
» 07 Nov 2014, 17:19
When loading a server RAM hits to 79% with 4gb ram+6144MB from C drive, Have you got a suggestion for me?
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Vamyan - Posts: 198
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Arel37 - Posts: 128
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Vamyan - Posts: 198
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Re: Ran out of Memory
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Vamyan
» 08 Nov 2014, 20:45
which doesn't matter, 4gb is a bare minimum for running anything these days, try to get at least 8gb, and make sure you're running a 64 bit version of windows.
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Orsus - Posts: 255
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Re: Ran out of Memory
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Orsus
» 09 Nov 2014, 00:40
Well look at the ram you have and buy faster ram. That does help a lot. Also minimise the game while it is loading, it seems to load faster that way.
It does not matter who is the strongest fighter, just the last one standing.
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DarkDevel - Posts: 3
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Re: Ran out of Memory
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DarkDevel
» 11 Nov 2014, 00:46
Hello,
The first first ting you need too look for is what type of RAM you have now days its probably DDR3 or DDR4. Then check how many RAM-Slots you have so you know if you can buy 2 DDR cards or 4 and if there are slots available. i would recommend if possible to use a set of 4 DDR cards. Because if you have the a total amount of lets say 8GB it will run smoother on 4 card then on 2 cards because of by load spread over the cards. Also the current speed of your RAM and new one need to be @ least the same or higher.
Best Regards,
DarkDevel
P.S one thing you need to try too avoid is using the C drive Memory part That will slow down your PC and your RAM big time
The first first ting you need too look for is what type of RAM you have now days its probably DDR3 or DDR4. Then check how many RAM-Slots you have so you know if you can buy 2 DDR cards or 4 and if there are slots available. i would recommend if possible to use a set of 4 DDR cards. Because if you have the a total amount of lets say 8GB it will run smoother on 4 card then on 2 cards because of by load spread over the cards. Also the current speed of your RAM and new one need to be @ least the same or higher.
Best Regards,
DarkDevel
P.S one thing you need to try too avoid is using the C drive Memory part That will slow down your PC and your RAM big time
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