The programming language RUST appears to be consuming a large amount of my computer's memory. What’s causing this?

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The programming language RUST appears to be consuming a large amount of my computer's memory. What’s causing this?

The programming language RUST appears to be consuming a large amount of my computer's memory. What’s causing this?

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iHannah_
Junior Member

28

08-30-2016, 05:52 AM

#1

I recently installed Rust, the Steam title. Despite fulfilling all game prerequisites, the application experiences significant performance issues—it lags severely and frequently fails to load properly, sometimes even freezing entirely. Initially, it consumes approximately 800mb of memory, which then steadily rises to 3gb and continues increasing. What’s causing this? I'm concerned about what is happening.

My system specifications are as follows:
CPU: i5 4690k, 3.5ghz
Motherboard: Z97I GAMING AC
GPU: GTX 760 2gb
Power Supply Unit (PSU): 550w
Memory: DDR3, 8gb
Storage: Ultra SSD (120gb) / 1tb HDD

When running at the lowest settings, my system shows these metrics: CPU usage at 20%, RAM at 77%, disk activity at 50%, and GPU utilization at 3%.

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iHannah_

08-30-2016, 05:52 AM #1

I recently installed Rust, the Steam title. Despite fulfilling all game prerequisites, the application experiences significant performance issues—it lags severely and frequently fails to load properly, sometimes even freezing entirely. Initially, it consumes approximately 800mb of memory, which then steadily rises to 3gb and continues increasing. What’s causing this? I'm concerned about what is happening.

My system specifications are as follows:
CPU: i5 4690k, 3.5ghz
Motherboard: Z97I GAMING AC
GPU: GTX 760 2gb
Power Supply Unit (PSU): 550w
Memory: DDR3, 8gb
Storage: Ultra SSD (120gb) / 1tb HDD

When running at the lowest settings, my system shows these metrics: CPU usage at 20%, RAM at 77%, disk activity at 50%, and GPU utilization at 3%.

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TheBestCancer
Junior Member

5

09-11-2016, 05:06 AM

#2

Operating systems with 64-bit architectures can utilize all the memory Windows allows, removing any restrictions like previous 2GB or 4GB limits. Currently, 8 gigabytes is generally insufficient for gaming due to the demands of newer games; numerous recent releases require significantly more memory. Conversely, programs like ARK and Grand Theft Auto V, which are built using 32-bit technology, are constrained to a maximum of 4GB due to their inability to manage larger memory quantities.

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TheBestCancer

09-11-2016, 05:06 AM #2

Operating systems with 64-bit architectures can utilize all the memory Windows allows, removing any restrictions like previous 2GB or 4GB limits. Currently, 8 gigabytes is generally insufficient for gaming due to the demands of newer games; numerous recent releases require significantly more memory. Conversely, programs like ARK and Grand Theft Auto V, which are built using 32-bit technology, are constrained to a maximum of 4GB due to their inability to manage larger memory quantities.

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r4tz
Member

51

09-12-2016, 06:16 AM

#3

Does this affect the way games are played?

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r4tz

09-12-2016, 06:16 AM #3

Does this affect the way games are played?

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Shibouh
Senior Member

369

09-12-2016, 07:42 AM

#4

Indeed, the memory allocation frequently reaches approximately 91% before a game is terminated. I engage in numerous other gaming sessions, encompassing titles like ARK and GTA 5—substantial games that typically consume significantly less memory. This is quite perplexing. Many users have experienced a similar problem, yet no effective resolution has been identified.

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Shibouh

09-12-2016, 07:42 AM #4

Indeed, the memory allocation frequently reaches approximately 91% before a game is terminated. I engage in numerous other gaming sessions, encompassing titles like ARK and GTA 5—substantial games that typically consume significantly less memory. This is quite perplexing. Many users have experienced a similar problem, yet no effective resolution has been identified.

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xXRAXERXx
Posting Freak

817

09-12-2016, 09:26 AM

#5

Due to the limitations of a specific game engine, visibility is restricted and the only potential solution involves increasing your memory capacity by twice its current amount.

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xXRAXERXx

09-12-2016, 09:26 AM #5

Due to the limitations of a specific game engine, visibility is restricted and the only potential solution involves increasing your memory capacity by twice its current amount.

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Devin72002
Member

114

09-24-2016, 06:16 AM

#6

Operating systems with a 64-bit architecture can utilize all available memory, eliminating previous restrictions like 2GB or 4GB limits. Currently, 8 gigabytes is generally insufficient for modern games; numerous newer titles require significantly more memory. Conversely, programs like ARK and Grand Theft Auto V, which are built using 32-bit code, are constrained to a maximum of 4GB due to their inability to handle larger memory amounts.

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Devin72002

09-24-2016, 06:16 AM #6

Operating systems with a 64-bit architecture can utilize all available memory, eliminating previous restrictions like 2GB or 4GB limits. Currently, 8 gigabytes is generally insufficient for modern games; numerous newer titles require significantly more memory. Conversely, programs like ARK and Grand Theft Auto V, which are built using 32-bit code, are constrained to a maximum of 4GB due to their inability to handle larger memory amounts.