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Change the following lines in the config (or config.cfg) file:
You can find the config (or config.cfg) file in your documents in the ATS folder.
Also the last entry of your game.crash file would be helpfull. You can find it in the same folder as the game.log file.
Try updating your drivers.
TotalMEM Virt:134217727 Phys:7946 Total:18698
Exception code: C0000005 ACCESS_VIOLATION
EXE Base address: 00007FF64EBD0000
Fault address: 00007FFB5EDA5696 0001:000B4696 G:\SteamLibrary\steamapps\common\American Truck Simulator\bin\win_x64\fmod.dll"
There is still not enough free RAM, but it looks like the faulting module is the sound in the game, maybe cause by the lack of free memory, as it is an access violation.
Verify your game files. You can do this by doing a right-click on the game in your Steam Library and going to "Properties". There you go to "Local files" and there should be the option to verify your files. This will fix any missing or corrupt game files.
Link: https://help.steampowered.com/faqs/view/0C48-FCBD-DA71-93EB
Make sure your audio drivers in Windows are up to date and close every program running in the background in Windows, especially browsers, web chat and Discord. You should probably also consider getting 16 Gb of RAM installed.