Out of Memory
drowningfish999
Occasionly while I'm playing, certain areas of the screen will turn completely white, like the radar or spell effects, and the game will crash a few seconds later. I can't remember the exact message, but it said "Out of Memory." I figured it was due to the fact I only had 248 RAM, so I added a 512 and brought it up to 760. However, I just recently got the error while playing. I AM using Intel Extreme Graphics, so is this the problem, or is it something else?
Diplo
"Out Of Memory" might not necessarily mean you are out of physical RAM, it could just be an internal game error. When you are writing programs (in C++ etc.) you often allocate small chunks of memory to use as temporary buffers etc. If, for some reason, you try and insert something in the buffer that's too big it could cause a crash. For instance, the game allocates 1MB of RAM for something and tries to stick 2MB of data in it you get a crash. So, this might just be a game problem.
drowningfish999
Oh ok, thanks. As long as it isn't something with my computer, thats ok.
wrightsoncollector
When was the last time you wiped your system and clean installed? Windows XP/2000 also stores *.tmp files for various reasons. Over a period of time they can really ad up. I've seen pictures not open or scanners not work because of this also. Check C:\Document And Settings\"Profile Name"\Local Settings\Temp and C:\Windows or Winnt\ Temp and check the amount of *.tmp files. Or do a "search for files and folders" *.tmp and see if there are a lot of them.
Mimu
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Originally Posted by wrightsoncollector
When was the last time you wiped your system and clean installed? Windows XP/2000 also stores *.tmp files for various reasons. Over a period of time they can really ad up. I've seen pictures not open or scanners not work because of this also. Check C:\Document And Settings\"Profile Name"\Local Settings\Temp and C:\Windows or Winnt\ Temp and check the amount of *.tmp files. Or do a "search for files and folders" *.tmp and see if there are a lot of them.
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This problem was stopping me from questing with my guild if I could avoid it, then I see this..and the problem has just disappeared.
Thank you so much.
Nessa
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Originally Posted by wrightsoncollector
When was the last time you wiped your system and clean installed? Windows XP/2000 also stores *.tmp files for various reasons. Over a period of time they can really ad up. I've seen pictures not open or scanners not work because of this also. Check C:\Document And Settings\"Profile Name"\Local Settings\Temp and C:\Windows or Winnt\ Temp and check the amount of *.tmp files. Or do a "search for files and folders" *.tmp and see if there are a lot of them.
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Cantiare Mensoon
yeah i get this error alot and it duse it at the wrong times, what do we do with the temp files?