Reading through the forums, I found this:
See here:
https://forums.guru3d.com/threads/vxd-vcache- … -of-death.3797/
Basically it looks like you need to limit the vcache to 512MB and/or install chipset drivers.
I have limited the vcaches to 512MB. I set up Virtual Memory. I followed these two guides.
http://www.putergeek.com/vcache/ (Edited the System.ini file with Notepad
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We had already seen the virtual memory, but according to this guide, it would only be appropriate to set the minimum and not the maximum:
http://www.putergeek.com/virtual_memory/
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After a number of emails from Ron Martell (Microsoft MVP), I've decided to add more info here so you can make a better choice for your self. This has always been an item of great discussion and heated debate. But Ron sums it up quite nicely.
He states that by setting only the minimum size of the swap file (leave the maximum size alone) you will get all of the benefits but none of the risks.
I have always set both the MIN and the MAX to the same size. Ron does have a point here. If you set both the MIN and MAX and Windows finds a need for a larger swap file all sorts of nasty things *might* happen...out of memory errors, program crashes, and so on. My desire is to keep Windows from dynamically resizing the swap file...Ron points out that if you set the MIN size high enough, you won't get the performance hit UNTIL Windows needs a larger swap file...good point.
The problem remains. Windows crashes as soon as the RAM memory is 100% used up.
As far as installing the chipset driver is concerned, how do you do it?
Edited by NarakuITA 2023-04-16 11:21 PM