This problem is the most bizarre thing I've come across.
After an extended period of gameplay the game seems to remove most of the content from the RAM and dumps it all into the page file, causing horrific stuttering and the inevitable crash into a building of whatever vehicle im driving.
When I first added 2gb ram to my system, I noticed bf2 using up 1.3 gig of my ram to run, whereas previously, with 1gb system ram it would take up around 700mb.
Now however, after the install of a new diamondmax 160gb SATA drive (I was previously on PATA), this strange page file dump occurs, in what is seemingly an unprovoked situation everytime.
Perhaps significantly, during normal stutter-free gameplay, I noticed that BF2.exe isn't taking up 1.3gb in my ram as before, but around 700meg, but now with around 1Gb in the page file.
Windows recognises both my sticks of ram though, so the system apparently sees 2Gb.
Has anyone had any experience with this sort of problem before, I can't find a single similar issue posted on any forums...?
Any help would be appreciated,
cheers guys.
After an extended period of gameplay the game seems to remove most of the content from the RAM and dumps it all into the page file, causing horrific stuttering and the inevitable crash into a building of whatever vehicle im driving.
When I first added 2gb ram to my system, I noticed bf2 using up 1.3 gig of my ram to run, whereas previously, with 1gb system ram it would take up around 700mb.
Now however, after the install of a new diamondmax 160gb SATA drive (I was previously on PATA), this strange page file dump occurs, in what is seemingly an unprovoked situation everytime.
Perhaps significantly, during normal stutter-free gameplay, I noticed that BF2.exe isn't taking up 1.3gb in my ram as before, but around 700meg, but now with around 1Gb in the page file.
Windows recognises both my sticks of ram though, so the system apparently sees 2Gb.
Has anyone had any experience with this sort of problem before, I can't find a single similar issue posted on any forums...?
Any help would be appreciated,
cheers guys.
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