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Fordítási probléma jelentése
On my Win install i'm seeing around 10GB sys ram usage when running ATS
And 22 mins, sorry about that :)
I tried to solve crash problem. At first I played without parameters, of course.
The problem is that the game takes up all the memory until it crashes.
With -maxMem=8192 it gradually takes all 16 GB too .
Better off running the DX11 version under proton, it performs better.
Have you tried running lower rez or restrict frame rate/vsync?
What are your sys specs and monitor and rez
AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core
16 GB Ram
2060 NVIDIA 2060 SUPER 8 Gb
display 1920*1068
Cyberpunk completed :)
When I played ETS 2 a few years ago there were no problems.
Apparently, along with new features, new bugs were added. :)
I made a swap partition. ATS/ETS is, apparently, the first game in my experience that necessarily requires a swap partition.
At least during my game session RAM+swap does not have time to fill up. Let's consider this a solution to the problem. :)