Guild Wars 2

Just to update the situation, it seems the issue was related to the killer network manager. Some update, either with the game or win10 must have broken something as it related to the network manager. I uninstalled it and installed the newest version and it seems to have fixed the problem.

Well the win 8.1 to 10 upgrade was whenever it rolled around but 10 has been on there long enough where I would have noticed it unless there was something specific to a recent win 10 update but I would imagine we would be hearing more about it and that it would likely affect other games and programs if it was due to win 10.

Yes, windows is 64bit. It would be pretty silly to build a pc with 16gb of ram that had a secondary use of rendering stuff using 64bit 3dsmax and then install 32bit windows. I know that type of stupidity happens but that isn’t the case here.

I’ll try enabling it today when I get home but that doesn’t explain why this only started happening in the last couple weeks when I have been playing GW2 and other games for 2 years on this pc without the paging thing being an issue or that it still doesn’t happen in other games or programs.

Currently the paging file is disabled for all drives. Never needed it before as even when working on some large 3dmax models while rendering it was hard to get the pc to use all 16gb of ram.

I guess I could maybe enable it on one of the extra hard drives if that could be causing it. I’m not sure why it would have started now though as I have been playing the game on and off for a couple years on the same PC and never had this happen before.

I haven’t had it happen in any other games either.

The win 10 memory test indicated no errors with the memory.

This started recently. I’ll get a windows message saying GW2 is using too much memory and asking if I want to shut it down.

I’m running win 10, up to date, 16gb of ram and using the 64bit GW2 client. When I check the resource manager GW2 only shows as using 2.something gb of ram but the system shows as having 80+% memory in use, all other programs are low values and it doesn’t add up to anywhere near what the % total value would indicate.

Shutting down GW2 doesn’t seam to release the memory either. Only a reboot seems to fix it. The strange thing is that it doesn’t seem to always do this. But it has happened at least 3 times over the last week or two.

Anyone have any ideas what it could be?