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- I have tested with RamMap that my non-paged pool is being filled: Yes...It was over 9GB D:
- It have happened after Naval Strike: Yes
- CPU: AMD FX-6300
- GPU: MSI Radeon R9 270 Gaming 2GB GDDR5
- Motherboard: Asus M5A97 R2.0
- RAM: 12GB DDR3-1333
- Soundcard: OnBoard Realtek ALC887
- GPU Driver: Catalyst 14.9
- OS: Windows 8.1
Will this ever be fixed ? I think the only fix will be never buy AMD GPU again and switch over to Nvidia.
Game render in unplayable state after 15 -30 min when playing BF4 with Mantle using 2 x 7970 Crossfire.
First it fills up whole VRAM then it beginns to fill up my complete Systemmemory (16GB).
Had a little hope when the 14.9.1 and 14.9.2 Beta drivers came out. But nothing. Playxing with DX works but the game runs not so smooth. With Mantle i got stable 144 fps capped @ High settings. DX gives me the Audio Bug and unstable fps from 70-144.
Crossfire + mantle in BF4 is a no go, and it seems the have no motiovation to fix this. How poor this is.
I use AMD GPU since the First Radeons came out, but this will be for sure the last pieco of silicone i ever bought from them. Tired of being a third class Gamer only because the couldnt fix they stuff. Looking forward to the GTX980.
- Anonymous11 years ago
The only solution is back to windows 7. Works for me.
- 11 years agoBefore everyone dives back to Windows 7 has anyone tried to disable Windows Network Data Usage Monitoring Driver.
This can be done easily how ever i recommend a system restore point to be made before testing this.
Run a command prompt as admin then type the following command.
sc config Ndu start=disabled
sc stop Ndu
then reboot your computer, if this doesn't work you can revert via your system restore point or run command prompt as admin again and then type
sc config Ndu start=auto
sc start Ndu
then reboot your computer again.
Give this a try its worth a shot. Windows Ndu driver can cause memory leaks quite easily.
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