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NibuOS
Hey,
I'm aware that Windows uses RAM that's free and is not used, but is it normal that it doesn't give it back when needed?
I tried changing RAM speed from 3200MHz to 3133MHz and it helped a bit but not enough.
When I'm playing games and I need more RAM for it, Windows gives me like 0,3GB from cached memory. This is not enough and after some time game crashes (sometimes other applications if open; discord, chrome, etc.).
I find it stupid that I should clear my cached memory by running an app for it or restart the computer, always before I start playing video games.
I have 16GB of RAM and find it stupid that I can't even use half of it when Windows needs so much RAM.
Is there any way I could fix this?
Here are some pics I took from my RAM:
Windows Idle with Chrome, Discord, and Microsoft Teams open.
After opening the Black Desert Online -game. Discord and Black Desert Online crashes.
And for those who say that it's Chromes and Discord's fault, this is just an example, and games crash even when Discord or Chrome is not open.
I feel like I should add that I didn't have this kind of problems when I still used to have 8GB of RAM.
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I'm aware that Windows uses RAM that's free and is not used, but is it normal that it doesn't give it back when needed?
I tried changing RAM speed from 3200MHz to 3133MHz and it helped a bit but not enough.
When I'm playing games and I need more RAM for it, Windows gives me like 0,3GB from cached memory. This is not enough and after some time game crashes (sometimes other applications if open; discord, chrome, etc.).
I find it stupid that I should clear my cached memory by running an app for it or restart the computer, always before I start playing video games.
I have 16GB of RAM and find it stupid that I can't even use half of it when Windows needs so much RAM.
Is there any way I could fix this?
Here are some pics I took from my RAM:
Windows Idle with Chrome, Discord, and Microsoft Teams open.
After opening the Black Desert Online -game. Discord and Black Desert Online crashes.
And for those who say that it's Chromes and Discord's fault, this is just an example, and games crash even when Discord or Chrome is not open.
I feel like I should add that I didn't have this kind of problems when I still used to have 8GB of RAM.
Continue reading...