I've been playing on very high, 64 bit DX10 with Crysis patched to 1.21 with not much slowdown. I just made it to the final stage and it is now apparent something isn't quite right. When I load my game things run smooth with no fps drops. If I die and reload a few times I notice a gradual framerate drop until the point where my entire computer locks up. The problem has to be with my ram and page file. I have my page file set to let windows do everything, but if I set it to 6 gigs it takes longer for it to become unplayable, and when it does I get the not enough memory message unlike leaving it on the default windows managed setting. Lowering my graphics to high seems to only offset the time it takes by a little bit. What should I do, besides buy more ram?
Originally Posted by Cretz
I've been playing on very high, 64 bit DX10 with Crysis patched to 1.21 with not much slowdown. I just made it to the final stage and it is now apparent something isn't quite right. When I load my game things run smooth with no fps drops. If I die and reload a few times I notice a gradual framerate drop until the point where my entire computer locks up. The problem has to be with my ram and page file. I have my page file set to let windows do everything, but if I set it to 6 gigs it takes longer for it to become unplayable, and when it does I get the not enough memory message unlike leaving it on the default windows managed setting. Lowering my graphics to high seems to only offset the time it takes by a little bit. What should I do, besides buy more ram?
its Crysis. I tried everything to avoid this bug. Couldn't get around it. Never finished the game.
I think I just got lucky because I finally managed to play and beat the remainder of the game without any slowdown/memory leaking. I hope Warhead is more stable.
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