For all you windows 8.1, AMD 5-6xxx series vid cards experiencing this problem.. I think I've finally managed to get it to work, until AMD/DICE fixes the issue. This fix icreases CPU usage but significantly reduces/rids you of the memory leak.
1) Get into your power options from control panel and make sure that you have it set as 'HIGH PERFORMANCE'
2) Download Park_Control from here: http://bitsum.com/about_cpu_core_parking.php
Back up your power settings, and then Disable CPU parking (instructions provided by software)
I was using BF4 64bit and it worked fine for hours, no freezes, no memory leaks (at least not 95%-100% leak, instead the leak is more like 30%). You will however notice, a CPU usage increase..but anyway its a decent fix till DICE/AMD fix this memory leak issue.
Give XP if you tried this and it worked
PEACE
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UPDATE
This solution, appeared to work, but upon playing the game later, the memory leak resurfaced. Im wondering if only certain maps seem to trigger it or not?
Sorry folks.
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@neomujahid wrote:For all you windows 8.1, AMD 5-6xxx series vid cards experiencing this problem.. I think I've finally managed to get it to work, until AMD/DICE fixes the issue. This fix icreases CPU usage but significantly reduces/rids you of the memory leak.
1) Get into your power options from control panel and make sure that you have it set as 'HIGH PERFORMANCE'
2) Download Park_Control from here: http://bitsum.com/about_cpu_core_parking.phpBack up your power settings, and then Disable CPU parking (instructions provided by software)
I was using BF4 64bit and it worked fine for hours, no freezes, no memory leaks (at least not 95%-100% leak, instead the leak is more like 30%). You will however notice, a CPU usage increase..but anyway its a decent fix till DICE/AMD fix this memory leak issue.
Give XP if you tried this and it worked
PEACE
In lieu of parking cores, I'd suggest simply leaving the game after a round ends and join back. I've done it a few times and it's worked. I suppose the bandaid depends on how far you're willing to go in terms of putting your system in jeopardy.
As for the solution above goes, I've heard of it working for some and for others not so much.
bump
Still no word.
