My Team Fortress 2 went up from 500,000K to 1,100,000 K in usage while using Hammer, I don't know why, and ever since then my computer has been going as slow as FUCK!
Specs :
Intel E6300 @ 2.8GHz
Nvidia GT220
2gb DDR2 Ram
P5GC/1333 (or is it l333?)
Windows XP Professional SP2
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Also, my paged pool memory has been low too, and as I speak, I'm playing TF2, I think it's the same without hammer, but it fucks up my Firefox Personas..
[editline]04:38PM[/editline]
And it also fucks up TF2 too...
Maybe try rebooting -_-
Well, I'm not running Hammer right now, and with TF at its menu screens, it is at 272,000K...
[editline]04:46PM[/editline]
[QUOTE=Polite/Friendly;21072618]Maybe try rebooting -_-[/QUOTE]
And this happened a day or two ago, so of course I reboot it...
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Now, I'm in my map, and I got 1,100,000K again.. It's not this much usually...
Pro-tip: If your RAM goes off the charts, DON'T use hammer and have tf2 open at the same time.
Also, your own map probably isn't optimised.
-increase the Paging file/Virtual memory and put the paging file in your fastest drive.
-Tf2 is allocated a "heapsize" which determines how much ram it takes up normally it shouldn't take more. you may have a lot of skins installed which may be the problem.
why are you running tf2 and hammer at the same time? just quit out of tf2 when you want to work on your map.
Well, yesterday, I wasn't in my map, and still got 1,100,00K, can it be because I got a shitload of maps?
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I got no skins...
[QUOTE=343N;21072522]My Team Fortress 2 went up from [B]500,000K to 1,100,000 K[/B] [/QUOTE]
500,000,000 to 1,100,000,000 what the fuck
I suggest putting your computer down.
Shotgun would be the best option.
I just wanted a serious answer, not some sarcastic shit...
Don't have tf2 and hammer open at the same time.
If I remember correctly, there was a bunch of FPS configs which increased the heapsize amount using the "-heapsize" launch option for better performance.
Perhaps if you tried the same thing, but in reverse - set it to lower than what your actual RAM is so it uses less memory.
It's worth a shot, right?
Right click TF2 in Steam, hit Properties then Set Launch Options.
If you have 1GB RAM, enter "-heapsize 262144"
If you have 2GB RAM, enter "-heapsize 524288"
(heapsize is set in kilobytes if you couldn't tell)
Let me know how you get on.
Okay, finally a non-sarcastic answer... thanks.
Lets, just say, that made it worse... fuck.
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