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Jeff59

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I've a problem, when i launch project 64 there's an message error : Unable to allocate memory:

There's my system:
Operating system : WinXP Home version
CPU : Pentium IV 2400 Mhz
Ram : 512 Mb
Graphics card : GeFOrce4 44O (64Mb) driver: nv4_disp.dll
Project64 V 1.5

There's someone who can help me?

Sorry for the errors, I'm french
:blush:

Jeff59
 
Doomulation

Doomulation

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There is no concrete solution; use the search function of the board and maybe you'll find a solution.
 
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Jeff59

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I don't now what's the board... The board of PJ64?? Because i can't launch PJ64 at all... The problem is before...
 
Tagrineth

Tagrineth

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Re: Looks like a virtual memory problem

RJARRRPCGP said:
Please check your pagefile size.
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You know what? I'm sick of this bug.

He has 512 bloody MB physical RAM, there's no reason he should have a problem with memory. This is really ridiculous.

It's at least clear to me that there must be some kind of critical flaw in how Project64 1.5 initialises under WinXP. :\
 
Tagrineth

Tagrineth

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Doomulation said:
Well, under some systems (like mine), there is no such problem. It's rather odd.
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Well you have a totally ridiculous 1GB of RAM.

If you don't do anything memory-intensive along the lines of video editing I'm going to slap you for being so wasteful. ;) :*
 
cooliscoo

cooliscoo

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Tagrineth said:
Well you have a totally ridiculous 1GB of RAM.

If you don't do anything memory-intensive along the lines of video editing I'm going to slap you for being so wasteful. ;) :*
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I never had the problem when i had a weak 128MB ram and a K6-2 running WinXP. :p
 
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Doomulation

Doomulation

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Tagrineth said:
Well you have a totally ridiculous 1GB of RAM.

If you don't do anything memory-intensive along the lines of video editing I'm going to slap you for being so wasteful. ;) :*
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THAT was a mistake :p
I had 512 mb ram before and it worked alright.
I had to order some ddr ram because it was so cheap, then i upgraded my computer with my dad's (another 512 mb ddr ram :p), and since it costed to return it when there was no error, i thought:
What the hell?! Why not just keep it then!
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So there! :D
 
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Slougi

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This used to be a problem with ATI cards and WinXP. Try running it in Windows 98 compat. mode, it may help.
 
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Slougi

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Doomulation said:
It isn't that issue... :plain: but it might help if you try it. So why not?
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Doomulation, if you have nothing to add to a thread, do not post. I did notice that he has an nvidia card.
 
Tagrineth

Tagrineth

Dragony thingy
Slougi said:
This used to be a problem with ATI cards and WinXP. Try running it in Windows 98 compat. mode, it may help.
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Had the problem even before getting my Radeon (had a Kyro II previously). Try again.

Compatibility modes do squat.

And my page file is set to 384~448MB (min/max)... and 256MB physical.

I really think 1.5 needs some kind of respin to figure out (and hopefully fix) what's causing the error...
 
Clements

Clements

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My cousin had this error on his PC when playing larger games. Then I realised he had 140MB left on his C drive! I uninstalled a program and deleted a few things and the problem disappeared! This must be due to the pagefile shrinking as more stuff was being installed.
 
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