memory issue

[Fenrisulfr]

the game isn't using all allocated ram. allocated usable ram is set to 9.5 Gigs but the game only ever uses 4.6 Gigs of ram. it's not my system. anyone know whats going on and if or when there will be a fix?

[Sunlight]

I'm also having this issue, did u manage to fix it?

[iNsAnEdRaGoN]

Originally posted by Fenrisulfr:

the game isn't using all allocated ram. allocated usable ram is set to 9.5 Gigs but the game only ever uses 4.6 Gigs of ram. it's not my system. anyone know whats going on and if or when there will be a fix?

Originally posted by Vendrick:

I'm also having this issue, did u manage to fix it?

Posted this on another thread, try this. I found it on Reddit: people with the same issue say it works:

So,
Go to your Steam Marvel Rivals EXE folder .. mine was /
steamapps/marvelRivals/MarvelRivalsLauncher.exe ...
right click, properties, Compatibility and enable
Compatibilitu for Windows 8. Then start the game up from that exe file.

[Sunlight]

Originally posted by Anghellic:

Originally posted by Fenrisulfr:

the game isn't using all allocated ram. allocated usable ram is set to 9.5 Gigs but the game only ever uses 4.6 Gigs of ram. it's not my system. anyone know whats going on and if or when there will be a fix?

Originally posted by Vendrick:

I'm also having this issue, did u manage to fix it?

Posted this on another thread, try this. I found it on Reddit: people with the same issue say it works:

So,
Go to your Steam Marvel Rivals EXE folder .. mine was /
steamapps/marvelRivals/MarvelRivalsLauncher.exe ...
right click, properties, Compatibility and enable
Compatibilitu for Windows 8. Then start the game up from that exe file.

So, after a day or so, here's what worked for me.

- What you mentioned sir, didn't work for me unfortunally. So what I did was allocate more memory in the OS. Here's how you do it below:
------------> Go to "View advanced system settings" > Advanced tab > Settings (Under performance) > Advanced tab again > Virtual Memory, and then change.
- If the option "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" is checked, uncheck the box.
- Then you can select your OS volume (Usually the C: drive). After that, choose the option "Custom Size" and set the "initial size" and "maximum size".

Some things about virtual memory

Here's a quick tip on what to put on initial and maximum size.
Now, then math to know what to put is the follow:

Initial Size: 1.5 times of your TOTAL RAM
Maximum Size: 3 times of TOTAL RAM

(Below, I will leave the most common RAM configs already done.)

If you have 8GB of RAM, enter this values:

Initial Size (MB): 12288
Maximum Size (MB): 24576

For 16GB, this values:

Initial Size (MB): 24576
Maximum Size (MB): 49152

For 32GB, this values:

Initial Size (MB): 49152
Maximum Size (MB): 98304

After that, click "Set", and then ok. (Restart your PC)

The next thng I done that I would like to mention, was to update the graphic card drivers, and validate the game files. After ALLLLLLLL that, the game stabilized around 120FPS, consuming 7, to 8GB.

Btw, all of this info I got from
This video.
Hope it helps for the next fellas.

Take care.

[Kyotosomo]

After trying a gajillion different fixes this finally did it for me Vendrick, thank you so much.

[Quinqae | Twitch]

Originally posted by Vendrick:

Originally posted by Anghellic:

Posted this on another thread, try this. I found it on Reddit: people with the same issue say it works:

So,
Go to your Steam Marvel Rivals EXE folder .. mine was /
steamapps/marvelRivals/MarvelRivalsLauncher.exe ...
right click, properties, Compatibility and enable
Compatibilitu for Windows 8. Then start the game up from that exe file.

So, after a day or so, here's what worked for me.

- What you mentioned sir, didn't work for me unfortunally. So what I did was allocate more memory in the OS. Here's how you do it below:
------------> Go to "View advanced system settings" > Advanced tab > Settings (Under performance) > Advanced tab again > Virtual Memory, and then change.
- If the option "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" is checked, uncheck the box.
- Then you can select your OS volume (Usually the C: drive). After that, choose the option "Custom Size" and set the "initial size" and "maximum size".

Some things about virtual memory

Here's a quick tip on what to put on initial and maximum size.
Now, then math to know what to put is the follow:

Initial Size: 1.5 times of your TOTAL RAM
Maximum Size: 3 times of TOTAL RAM

(Below, I will leave the most common RAM configs already done.)

If you have 8GB of RAM, enter this values:

:medicon: Initial Size (MB): 12288
:medicon: Maximum Size (MB): 24576

For 16GB, this values:

:medicon: Initial Size (MB): 24576
:medicon: Maximum Size (MB): 49152

For 32GB, this values:

:medicon: Initial Size (MB): 49152
:medicon: Maximum Size (MB): 98304

After that, click "Set", and then ok. (Restart your PC)

The next thng I done that I would like to mention, was to update the graphic card drivers, and validate the game files. After ALLLLLLLL that, the game stabilized around 120FPS, consuming 7, to 8GB.

Btw, all of this info I got from
This video.
Hope it helps for the next fellas.

Take care.

What if the game is not on the same drive as the OS

[Sunlight]

Originally posted by Quinqae | Twitch:

Originally posted by Vendrick:

So, after a day or so, here's what worked for me.

- What you mentioned sir, didn't work for me unfortunally. So what I did was allocate more memory in the OS. Here's how you do it below:
------------> Go to "View advanced system settings" > Advanced tab > Settings (Under performance) > Advanced tab again > Virtual Memory, and then change.
- If the option "Automatically manage paging file size for all drives" is checked, uncheck the box.
- Then you can select your OS volume (Usually the C: drive). After that, choose the option "Custom Size" and set the "initial size" and "maximum size".

Some things about virtual memory

Here's a quick tip on what to put on initial and maximum size.
Now, then math to know what to put is the follow:

Initial Size: 1.5 times of your TOTAL RAM
Maximum Size: 3 times of TOTAL RAM

(Below, I will leave the most common RAM configs already done.)

If you have 8GB of RAM, enter this values:

Initial Size (MB): 12288
Maximum Size (MB): 24576

For 16GB, this values:

Initial Size (MB): 24576
Maximum Size (MB): 49152

For 32GB, this values:

Initial Size (MB): 49152
Maximum Size (MB): 98304

After that, click "Set", and then ok. (Restart your PC)

The next thng I done that I would like to mention, was to update the graphic card drivers, and validate the game files. After ALLLLLLLL that, the game stabilized around 120FPS, consuming 7, to 8GB.

Btw, all of this info I got from
This video.
Hope it helps for the next fellas.

Take care.

What if the game is not on the same drive as the OS

What OS are you using?

[IndianaJones]

Originally posted by Vendrick:

Some things about virtual memory

Initial Size: 1.5 times of your TOTAL RAM
Maximum Size: 3 times of TOTAL RAM


If you have 8GB of RAM, enter this values:

:medicon: Initial Size (MB): 12288
:medicon: Maximum Size (MB): 24576

For 16GB, this values:

:medicon: Initial Size (MB): 24576
:medicon: Maximum Size (MB): 49152

For 32GB, this values:

:medicon: Initial Size (MB): 49152
:medicon: Maximum Size (MB): 98304

After that, click "Set", and then ok. (Restart your PC)
.

That's just admitting game has a freaking huge memory leak.