Last time I started Ylands again, but this time I'm making copies of each savegame and I'm constantly trying to check Ylands system resources consuming. For some reason game starts using around ~4.5GB of RAM, 4 days later (around 6-8 hours of play every day) Ylands is using ~5.6GB of RAM and it's still growing. It seems that every 6-8 hours takes additional 400MB of RAM. I have 8GB of ram, so I can imagine that (as it was many times before), game will stop working within 3-4 days... Also, every day savegame is 5MB bigger (now it's 20MB). I guess game is constantly using this file to save world and read from it, so it's probably loaded into RAM? .... my older HDs were not capable of seamless work with this system, I guess maybe buffering could change something? Defragmentation changes nothing (well, probably it is, but it's toless to see difference in Ylands). SSD seems to work just ok... Pity, because I've got one and small SSD used for system only - Ylands is a evenement here...
Hi,
Last time I started Ylands again, but this time I'm making copies of each savegame and I'm constantly trying to check Ylands system resources consuming. For some reason game starts using around ~4.5GB of RAM, 4 days later (around 6-8 hours of play every day) Ylands is using ~5.6GB of RAM and it's still growing. It seems that every 6-8 hours takes additional 400MB of RAM. I have 8GB of ram, so I can imagine that (as it was many times before), game will stop working within 3-4 days... Also, every day savegame is 5MB bigger (now it's 20MB). I guess game is constantly using this file to save world and read from it, so it's probably loaded into RAM? .... my older HDs were not capable of seamless work with this system, I guess maybe buffering could change something? Defragmentation changes nothing (well, probably it is, but it's toless to see difference in Ylands). SSD seems to work just ok... Pity, because I've got one and small SSD used for system only - Ylands is a evenement here...
All The Best,
Bartosz
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