CrossFire Solve a problem "Out of momery1"

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there's 2 ways to solve it but first try with this if isn't work connect with me in discord "Cyborg" u can find me in CF discord server too
Open "Start"
Open "CMD"
type this command in cmd and restart your PC "bcdedit /set increaseUserVa 3072"
and enjoy

Desk007

I dont know if this works imma try it, also you have to execute cmd with administrator privileges

Desk007

It didnt work, got the error again

SirPanoCFES

If you have Windows 7 32-bit installed, that's the problem.

bcdedit / set IncreaseUserVa 3072

This code may work for some people, and for others not so much. That depends on the kernel and drivers. If you’re going to take the risk, you have to keep in mind that your operating system may work very well for a while, or perm, as well as might damage the operating system and make it more unstable.

So when using this command please take care and pay attention to this command; if you don't, you may have to reinstall your system again.Read this:

Windows partitions the available 4 GB of address space on a 32-bit system in half, so that the kernel gets 2 GB and the program gets 2 GB (it's virtualized so each program gets 2 GB). The "bcedit /set IncreaseUserVA 3072" command changes the partitioning so that each program gets 3 GB and kernel space only get 1 GB. Mostly this works fine, but as you noticed you can run into trouble. It is usually some driver that runs in kernel space that has been hard-coded to assume it has 2 GB of address space available that causes the problems when it attempts to use the 2 GB of address space without bothering to check whether it can.

On a 64-bit system, you don't have to worry about this at all. 32-bit User space programs always can use the full 4 GB address space because the hardware pointer is much bigger (64 bit) and the kernel can just put itself somewhere > 4 GB.

If your PC has 4Gb or less of RAM, Windows OS knows it and will use that RAM, adjusting and optimizing the system according to the required needs. In the task manager, find CrossFire’s process, and set the priority to “High.” It's recommended: automatically manage paging file size for all drives.

If CrossFire game is asking for more RAM, and your operating system denies it for whatever reason, then you will get this error "Out of Memory". Usually, it is because the operating system is running out of memory, or the process is a 32-bit process and requesting more than the maximum allowed for a 32-bit process on Windows, usually 2 GB. As CrossFire is demanding more memory (it is optimized for 64 bits), and your operating system is limited, that's why the error message.