Re : Computer Crashes (Now with game client)

[jdc20181 213]

Previously, it was in Chrome - which also happen today also, but it happened in the game client as well, 

 

No wonder though the memory hog client takes up more than its share of processes. 

 

Screenshot:

 

 

http://screenshot.sh/oeYaMNpa7pKF2

 

 

 

330 MB of memory, however on a plus note Chrome takes almost 680 to 800 MB sometimes. 

 

I suggest (if possible) we get this to the developers so they can look into why tanki (I know its a game but wait) is being a hog, because most games aren't. 

 

Minecraft isn't, lots of other games I play aren't.

 

I have enough memory oh and btw that screenshot ISNT in battle either that was just when i started up the client and logined. 

 

Just starting it will take up 200+ MB so WITH the background processes of my computer many of which I can do nothing about, the memory is rediclously high.

 

 

(if you have same issues please say so)

 

Just checked via a game, and it takes almost 900 MB of memory 

Edited October 4, 2016 by jdc20181

[Ninja 10,468]

How much RAM do you have installed on your computer?

[jdc20181 213]

2 GB I  believe is how much - but I will have to check. 

 

Regardless, its enough to run the game I am pretty sure, And I don't care for other browsers or I'd use something like firefox (which i like open source firefox just has its downsides)

[Cpt.Mad 21]

Did you check it up how much RAM you have?

Because 2GBs aren't enough, you must also count that PC needs some.

[CooperO 7,956]

Have you overclocked your GPU, CPU or RAM recently? If that is the case, it could be an issue with your power supply.

[jdc20181 213]

Have you overclocked your GPU, CPU or RAM recently? If that is the case, it could be an issue with your power supply.

Overclocked?

 

I keep my laptop plugged in all the time because it goes down fast when playing games

[jdc20181 213]

Did you check it up how much RAM you have?

Because 2GBs aren't enough, you must also count that PC needs some.

Update: Looks like i got 4GB and 3 something to play with. 

 

http://screenshot.sh/m3EVruijC16GW

[CooperO 7,956]

Overclocked?

 

I keep my laptop plugged in all the time because it goes down fast when playing games

Overclocking is basically making hardware in your pc work to their full potential instead of their 'safe' potential. A consequence of that is that your laptop will need more power and some chargers aren't capable enough for that.