Hi, im noob (still 35lvl
) and i don’t play it very much because i can’t play it normally, can’t spend good 30min+ gameplay. The game crashes too much, it is irritating. Is crashing every time i go from one place to an other (2-3sec on the loading screen and CRASH) and some times on a regular playing ( just killing some thing and CRASH). So please can someone help me to fix this problem? Here is the report of the crash:
http://pastebin.com/Nztx63eA
Thank You!
Guild Wars 2 is crashing very often
Line 2 of your error report…:
—> Crash <—
Out of Memory
Close all your background processes or upgrade. 3GB is on the low side (keep in mind you need a 64bit OS to use >4GB).
Line 2 of your error report…:
—> Crash <—
Out of MemoryClose all your background processes or upgrade. 3GB is on the low side (keep in mind you need a 64bit OS to use >4GB).
It is still well above minimum requirements. Clearly there is somekind of memory leak
Technical Support
Hi eddbutter – The crashlog you’ve provided does indicate that the reason you’re crashing is due to the limitation of your 32-bit operating system.
One solution presented by players being affected by this is to change the “Maximum pre-rendered frames” in the Nvidia control panel. To do this:
1. Right-click on your desktop and select “Nvidia Control Panel.”
2. Select "Manage 3D Settings.
3. Scroll down until you find “Maximum pre-rendered frames” and change it from “Use the 3D application settings” to “1.”
Once completed, click “Apply” to save your changes and try Guild Wars 2 again.
Ultimately please understand that this issue may not be resolved due to your system’s memory exceeding the limitations placed by your operating system.
Hi eddbutter – The crashlog you’ve provided does indicate that the reason you’re crashing is due to the limitation of your 32-bit operating system.
One solution presented by players being affected by this is to change the “Maximum pre-rendered frames” in the Nvidia control panel. To do this:
1. Right-click on your desktop and select “Nvidia Control Panel.”
2. Select "Manage 3D Settings.
3. Scroll down until you find “Maximum pre-rendered frames” and change it from “Use the 3D application settings” to “1.”
Once completed, click “Apply” to save your changes and try Guild Wars 2 again.
Ultimately please understand that this issue may not be resolved due to your system’s memory exceeding the limitations placed by your operating system.
Thank you very much. I tried it and i think it is working fine now (tried to move 2-3 places with loading screen and it didn’t crash).