Has anyone ever seen one this large?
that's a whole gig of memory leak, after 2 hours of play...
that's a whole gig of memory leak, after 2 hours of play...
what is memory leak.
Sucks for you. But no.
I get small ones, 200 mb ones. but nothing that bad.
yes i normally get those as well. however it was really surprising to see this and thought id' share.KingSnake wrote:
I get small ones, 200 mb ones. but nothing that bad.
kessel! wrote:
what is memory leak.
In computer science, a memory leak is a particular kind of unintentional memory consumption by a computer program where the program fails to release memory when no longer needed. The term is meant as a humorous misnomer, since memory is not physically lost from the computer, but rather becomes claimed but ignored due to program logic flaws.
yeah that's about what i get, i've got 2gb as well. i say bring it on, i've got more to spare! it's only gonna hurt those page swapping n00bs.
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Scan for spyware with at least 2-3 diffrent spyware proggies. Secondly, Win Xp is just a RAM whore sadly.
There are programs such as Rambooster that you can use to "defrag" your memory to free up current unused but reserved portions, but they are to be used with caution.luckeydogg wrote:
In computer science, a memory leak is a particular kind of unintentional memory consumption by a computer program where the program fails to release memory when no longer needed. The term is meant as a humorous misnomer, since memory is not physically lost from the computer, but rather becomes claimed but ignored due to program logic flaws.
You are a communist, the RAM on the PC you are using belongs to everyone...K8Kommunist wrote:
Has anyone ever seen one this large?
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v147/ … ryleak.jpg
that's a whole gig of memory leak, after 2 hours of play...
most i ever get is about 285...........so no:)
http://www.freewarefiles.com/program_9_204_4389.html
same as rambooster, works great. i got it running all the time, i let it "boost" my ram before i start a game from 700mb free to 830 (or 810 with teamspeak on, then its fine too ).
i dont know what the latest version is, its safe to use, it shows how much ram there is free in the box with the clock ect (forgot the name)
same as rambooster, works great. i got it running all the time, i let it "boost" my ram before i start a game from 700mb free to 830 (or 810 with teamspeak on, then its fine too ).
i dont know what the latest version is, its safe to use, it shows how much ram there is free in the box with the clock ect (forgot the name)
Whats the dangers of using rambooster?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
There are programs such as Rambooster that you can use to "defrag" your memory to free up current unused but reserved portions, but they are to be used with caution.luckeydogg wrote:
In computer science, a memory leak is a particular kind of unintentional memory consumption by a computer program where the program fails to release memory when no longer needed. The term is meant as a humorous misnomer, since memory is not physically lost from the computer, but rather becomes claimed but ignored due to program logic flaws.
I just switched over to Windoze Media Center Edition, and my fps in XP were 30-50, Now my fps are 30-80 in MCE. w00tw00t So this just stats facts that WindozeXP pro is just a ram whore.
Run this free diagnostic... http://www.memtest86.com/
Since most ram comes with a lifetime warranty, you can always replace if damaged.
Since most ram comes with a lifetime warranty, you can always replace if damaged.
None physical. But you may be required to reboot if you try to set the desired amount of freed memory too high.Maj.Do wrote:
Whats the dangers of using rambooster?unnamednewbie13 wrote:
There are programs such as Rambooster that you can use to "defrag" your memory to free up current unused but reserved portions, but they are to be used with caution.luckeydogg wrote:
In computer science, a memory leak is a particular kind of unintentional memory consumption by a computer program where the program fails to release memory when no longer needed. The term is meant as a humorous misnomer, since memory is not physically lost from the computer, but rather becomes claimed but ignored due to program logic flaws.