Diagnose Parsec/CS:GO memory issues Check for crashes, performance drops, or free space problems.

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Diagnose Parsec/CS:GO memory issues Check for crashes, performance drops, or free space problems.

Diagnose Parsec/CS:GO memory issues Check for crashes, performance drops, or free space problems.

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Darkbandit92
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07-24-2016, 09:51 PM

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Hey there, I'm trying to figure this out. It seems like I might be dealing with either CS:GO, Parsec, or Hyper-V, but after checking a YouTube tutorial, it looks like CS:GO was used as the demo during setup. A few things caught my attention: I have five VMs running with only 20% GPU usage and using GPU-P. When I launch CS:GO, it loads the game screen, but when I try to start a match and reach the map loading stage, the game just closes. I see access violation files in the CS-GO folder—specifically, .mdmp files that are around 150MB and appear corrupted. I've tried running the game as an administrator, but it still won't open. The file integrity check shows one file is always present, and it keeps redownloading it. On another note, I also installed PUBG and managed to run up to three instances without any problems. Any advice on resolving this CS:GO issue would be really appreciated. Thanks!

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Darkbandit92

07-24-2016, 09:51 PM #1

Hey there, I'm trying to figure this out. It seems like I might be dealing with either CS:GO, Parsec, or Hyper-V, but after checking a YouTube tutorial, it looks like CS:GO was used as the demo during setup. A few things caught my attention: I have five VMs running with only 20% GPU usage and using GPU-P. When I launch CS:GO, it loads the game screen, but when I try to start a match and reach the map loading stage, the game just closes. I see access violation files in the CS-GO folder—specifically, .mdmp files that are around 150MB and appear corrupted. I've tried running the game as an administrator, but it still won't open. The file integrity check shows one file is always present, and it keeps redownloading it. On another note, I also installed PUBG and managed to run up to three instances without any problems. Any advice on resolving this CS:GO issue would be really appreciated. Thanks!