Guild Wars 2

Out of Memory: arena=Default, cat=Gr Img, allocBytes=1048624, arenaBytes=295873440, fallbackBytes=17192488, align=16 ,
App: Gw2.exe
Pid: 4404
Cmdline:
BaseAddr: 00400000
ProgramId: 101
Build: 17418
When: 2013-03-31T02:59:35Z 2013-03-30T22:59:35-04:00
Uptime: 0 days 0:35:29
Flags: 0

—> System <—
Name: HAMBONE-PC
IpAddr: 192.168.5.101
Processors: 4 [GenuineIntel:6:10:9]
OSVersion: Windows 6.1 (32 bit)

—> System Memory <—
Physical: 782MB/ 3557MB 21%
Paged: 3312MB/ 7113MB 46%
Virtual: 44MB/ 2047MB 2%
Load: 78%
CommitTotal: 3800MB
CommitLimit: 7113MB
CommitPeak: 4007MB
SystemCache: 1085MB
HandleCount: 36866
ProcessCount: 76
ThreadCount: 1103

—> Process Memory <—
Private: 1563MB
WorkingSet: 1508MB
PeakWorkingSet: 1683MB
PageFaults: 2580667

Can you list your full specs? also, 32-bit systems are most likely to have out of memory crashes because of it using only about 2 gb of ram.(i think)

Change to 64bit OS and u should be sorted.

I’m having the same issue after upgrading my pc to i5 3570K, 560Ti.

I found this in another thread – look at Part 5.2 Out of Memory Crash. Tonight I’m going to try the /3GB switch workaround because I don’t want to spend another $100 on a 64-bit operating system when I already have 32-bit Vista.

https://forum-en.gw2archive.eu/forum/support/tech/FAQ-Frequently-Asked-Questions-Compilation/first#post1095415

u can upgrade from 32bit to 64bit for free for the OS u have. Just go to the microsoft website and download the 64bit version using the validation code u have for ur current version.

Or just ‘aquire’ windows 7 64bit.

it’s 2013 for god’s sake why are people still using 32bit OS on 64bit platforms…

It worked! Played all weekend after running the /3GB switch workaround. No crashes.

Still using 32-bit ‘cause its free And Microsoft doesn’t have the upgrade to 64-bit for Vista anymore – I found a website that has it – but do I trust them? Nah.

-Start > All Programs > Accessories >Right click on Command prompt >Run as Administrator
-Write bcdedit /set increaseUserVa 3072
-Enter
-Succesfully
-Reboot Pc

If you want to Restore
-Write bcdedit /deletevalue increaseuserva on Command Prompt.

It work for me.