You don't mention how much VRAM. I went from 2 to 8 on my last upgrade and it makes a world of difference. You probably have enough. I have heard Linux users say that they run the game without ever crashing.
I have AMD Radeon RX 6650 XT with 8GB VRAM if you meant Video RAM. And I have tried to turn on and off swap in windows but it doesn't affect.
How these Linux RoM gamers run this client? PlayOnLinux, Wine or other?
Thanks for advise of Cleanmem. It works. It cleans memory allocated by Client.exe process. I use it by hot key. But there are another crashes that caused error with "C:\Windows\SYSTEM32\ntdll.dll" as it written in system logs. As I understand we can't do anything with it.
Maybe here will be any comments from admins about this problem?
Hi!
It is no a secret that our RoM crashes always but with variable period.
My PC is good enough even for Cyberpunk 2077 on ultra video settings with 90FPS. So problem is not in hardware. I have 32GB of RAM but sometimes client.exe crashes with RAM overload errors. But free RAM is more than 50% at this moment in OS. I think that our client is very old and it create something like runtime container to execute in. This container get some amount of memory from OS(not more than 2 GB) and if I have a lot of objects in game this container overcommited by RAM with further crash issue. I use game on SSD drive.
After 7(seven!!!) crahses during 15 minutes on SW I have tried some actions:
1. I reduce graphics settings to minimum.
2. I tried to "Fix" client/reinstall client.
3. I tried to remove all of addons.
4. I tried to edit settings for all EXE files of RoM and set up compatible with WinXP/Win7/Win8 modes successively.
5. I renew all of Visual C++ and .NET Framework tools.
6. I reinstall Windows 10.
All these actions didn't solve problem.
After that I tried to launch RoM from Linux OS with Wine. It also did crashes.
I tried to maintain isolated Windows 7 in virtual machine environment and execute RoM there. There was nothing positive results.
There is error in client.exe with ntdll.dll in Windows core in the vast majority. I took this info from Windows logs.
I don't know what to do more to solve this problem. I have more than 10 crashes during 1 hour of SW. I always have 1-2 crashes in hour during PvE playing. What should I do to fix it?
I noticed that it depends a lot on teleport times by Snoop. The more teleports, the higher the probability of crash.
Are here any technical admins? Who can help me?
