Memory issues???
Hi all,
I've been having a problem with BF2 for some time now and I think it's memory related. Whenever I load up a game online, it loads up (sometimes takes a while) and my hd light's flashing away with a lot of caching noise. The map finally loads up but it takes ages for the whole thing to get going, voices/noises stutter, movement is juddering from place to another. This happens everytime I load a map up, it dies down a lot after about 10mins of play but never really perfects itself. My hd light and noise is going crazy whilst all this is happening.
I'm running the game on full whack, 1280x1024 res and everything does run fine after an agonising 20mins+ so I know it's not to do with the video settings:
It's definitely not an issue of hardware:
AMD Athlon 64 Fx55
1gb RAM
2x Geforce 7800 GTs (running in SLI)... you get the picture.
Got rid of Mcafee the other week (something I should've done a long time ago) but it's not a issue of virus scan or spyware (checked and have clean pc)
I've heard somewhere that I might have some dodgy memory, if so, is there a program I can use to check it? If you have any other ideas of what might be causing this problem, I'm all ears!
Thanks for your help.
I've been having a problem with BF2 for some time now and I think it's memory related. Whenever I load up a game online, it loads up (sometimes takes a while) and my hd light's flashing away with a lot of caching noise. The map finally loads up but it takes ages for the whole thing to get going, voices/noises stutter, movement is juddering from place to another. This happens everytime I load a map up, it dies down a lot after about 10mins of play but never really perfects itself. My hd light and noise is going crazy whilst all this is happening.
I'm running the game on full whack, 1280x1024 res and everything does run fine after an agonising 20mins+ so I know it's not to do with the video settings:
It's definitely not an issue of hardware:
AMD Athlon 64 Fx55
1gb RAM
2x Geforce 7800 GTs (running in SLI)... you get the picture.
Got rid of Mcafee the other week (something I should've done a long time ago) but it's not a issue of virus scan or spyware (checked and have clean pc)
I've heard somewhere that I might have some dodgy memory, if so, is there a program I can use to check it? If you have any other ideas of what might be causing this problem, I'm all ears!
Thanks for your help.
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