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1/14/2019 4:48:08 PM
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Are you running two monitors or just one? If so, what is your second monitor set to?
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Just one monitor. 1920x1080@144Hz. I'm also using a borderless fullscreen windowed mode (set in the game options) as it allows me to take screenshots and Alt-Tab easily.
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Ah ok, I did a few changes (one won't apply to you since you don't have a second monitor). I changed my page filing to be: Min: 1024 x GB of Ram Max: 1.5 x Min So for me, I have 8gb of ram: Min: 1024 x 8 = 8192 Max: 8192 x 1.5 = 12288 To get to your page filing, go to Control Panel/System and security/ advanced system settings/under performance click settings/advanced tab and click change. Hopefully this can work for you too.
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Why would you need a page file of 8GB to 12GB when you have 8GB of RAM? I just checked and Destiny 2, whilst I'm in the Tower managing my inventory, is only using a little over 2GB. Going to the EDZ and running/riding around a bit, it went up to about 2.3GB. Dropping in on the Dreaming City and it was 2.4GB. These seem quite low but there are probably other resources being used as a result of Destiny 2 being played. I have 16GB RAM and at present with the applications I have open and running (which includes Destiny 2) I'm at about 50% used (actually 8.5GB/16GB) so there is plenty of RAM available reducing the need for the page file to be used. Quitting Destiny 2 now brings my RAM usage down to 5.1GB, so that's 3.4GB back. So I can't see that Destiny 2 would cause more than 4GB of RAM to be used. For me, Windows (whch is set to automatically manage the page file) has set the values of 16MB minimum and 2937MB recommended, and the currently allocated page file is 2432MB. So it doesn't appear that I've ever needed more than 3GB page file on this machine. There's no way I'd up that to 8-12GB, or 16-24GB using your calculations against 16GB system RAM. I'm not saying that it hasn't fixed it for you, but RAM is faster than the page file and there's plenty of space in my RAM.
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Also back to your first comment, If I left my monitor on any refresh rate over 60hz but capped the game at 60hz I would still get the issue. The only way to fix it was to set the monitor at 60hz itself (which obviously I don't want to have to do). Seems like it has to be something with the game trying to work with a higher refresh rate.
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I'm honestly not sure. When I'm playing my RAM usage has been up around 6-7GB used and when I stop it goes down to 2 or 3GB. I highly doubted the page filing would be the cause as well. While it seems to be working, I'm still trying to find a true fix for this issue.
