Ok, i tried a lot of things tonight to solve this memory leak issue on my computer and i finally found a solution that works at least for me this far.
Try this:
In Windows 8 go to "system" --> "advanced system settings" --> advanced-tab --> performance "settings" --> advanced-tab --> click "change" to manage your virtual memory
I switched from the system managed memory option to userdefined with a size of 400mb (starting size) to 4000mb (maximum size) for my Windows system installation SSD drive. That was the thing what made it actually work for me and i haven't had a single memory leak crash since then. Hope it'll make you as happy as me, GL 😉
My system:
Win 8.1
Radeon HD 6950
8 GB DDR3 1600mHZ RAM
Samsung SSD 840 Series 256GB
asus P8PH67-PRO Rev. 3.1 with i5 2500K processor
Ok, i tried a lot of things tonight to solve this memory leak issue on my computer and i finally found a solution that works at least for me this far.
Try this:
In Windows 8 go to "system" --> "advanced system settings" --> advanced-tab --> performance "settings" --> advanced-tab --> click "change" to manage your virtual memory
I switched from the system managed memory option to userdefined with a size of 400mb (starting size) to 4000mb (maximum size) for my Windows system installation SSD drive. That was the thing what made it actually work for me and i haven't had a single memory leak crash since then. Hope it'll make you as happy as me"
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thanks, working for me!!
@evertonmdz
I've already tried this fix when it was posted earlier, did not help at all. So far every fix posted in this thread (including the ones I posted), have turned out to be useless. The bug is very random and doesn't always occur, so it can seem like every random workaround 'fixes' it, but it will inevitably happen again ☹️
I understand, however in my case solved for real! stopped the leak and fall of Fps generated by it, try to put the maximum amount of memory that appears as "recommendable"! minimum 400 and leave!
in my case was thus: http://img29.imageshack.us/img29/1223/7cu3.png
remembering that my memory is 8GB!
That is not a fix, that just delays the inevitable and also beats the crap out of your hard drive in the process. I was doing that but after one of my drives decided to choke to death I decided it was better to just let the game crash when I run out of RAM rather than use a page file.
I've gone entire days without it happening, but it still happens eventually and sometimes more often.
