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Posted by Shane Thompson at 09:55 AM on Jul 19, 2007
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Ok I have never had this happen before, but i keep getting kicked off rfactor and GTR2 and i get a /!\ Low virtual Memory error. How do i get this built back up??? i dont even know where to go to see how much have and used allready . anybody know what to do?? Thanks! |
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Posted by Garth Buchanan at 09:59 AM on Jul 19, 2007
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Right click 'My Computer' and choose Properties. Select the 'Advanced' tab. Click 'Settings' under Performance. Click the 'Advanced' tab. Click the 'Change' button. Either set a larger custom size, or let Windows manage it. Hit the 'Set' button, and restart. |
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Posted by Shane Thompson at 10:05 AM on Jul 19, 2007
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i had No paging file selected. in another post some guy was saying having that selected was better .. ? |
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Posted by Scott Michaels at 10:07 AM on Jul 19, 2007
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I get the same thing Shane, but I only get it after my PC has been on for days. you probably dont have enough RAM to run without a paging file. |
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Posted by Shane Thompson at 10:08 AM on Jul 19, 2007
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yea i only have like 720mb |
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Posted by Garth Buchanan at 10:11 AM on Jul 19, 2007
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Yeah, I never had a chance to reply in the other post, but running without a paging file is a big no-no. That's not to say you wont gain a performance advantage, but the system would have to be pretty particular, and be designed to do a specific job. Being a gaming/home computer, Windows will need swap space! |
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Posted by Scott Michaels at 10:47 AM on Jul 19, 2007
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Well you certainly couldnt do it with that little RAM. I have 2GB, and so far my system seems ok running without a swap file for the last week or so. |
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Posted by Shane Thompson at 11:28 AM on Jul 19, 2007
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have a screwed anything up running it on no paging files for a few weeks??? |
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Posted by Garth Buchanan at 12:02 PM on Jul 19, 2007
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No, you can always set it back, so nothing is screwed up, just no place to put files windows may be using, hence, causing errors. |
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Posted by Shane Thompson at 01:31 PM on Jul 19, 2007
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ok Thanks you 2! |
