I've tried using the steam launch options to give more RAM, but that doesn't seem to work. When I edit the ProjectZomboid64.json up to 4096m, the game will crash as specified after loading a save. Manually changing it back to 3072m doesn't fix the crash, and I need to verify integrity to make it work again. My OS is Linux Mint 22.3, and I have 8gb of system RAM.
#Build 42: Crash on "Click to Start" when allocating more than 3072m of RAM?
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Logs would always be nice
Most recent Console, if this is the one you're looking for
did it crash here?
I've got no clue. It was a freeze, then straight to desktop. I'm not even sure that would show up on a log.
That's usually best practice, isn't it?
And that also doesn't explain why the behavior continues if I manually revert it to 3gb
try it without mods
this was loading a game right?
im not like missing something massive am i
Tried it without mods. It seems to work now, but even a single mod enabled reproduces the crash.
Right, after clicking with the "Click to Start" prompt.
which mod did you enable?
Tried two. First, Hot Brass & Ammo Reloading. After that crashed, I tried with Smokes & Guns.
It seems that any mod enabled period, reproduces the issue.
try the perormance mod and see if it happens
The texture one?
Yes
Same result
You only have 8gb RAM on your system, and you are using an integrated card, which uses your RAM as VRAM
Assigning more RAM to the game would be very nonsensical in this case, stick with the default on these specs
UHD Graphics 620 🔥 🔥 🔥
Literally "Laptop gaming"
Atleast linux is logical in this case
Bruh I always wondered and I still can't find any logical answer to this. Why the heck they build in a semi-good CPU that capable for most of the stuff. But then you leave it without GPU...
The iGPU is bad, but at least you can hook it up to 32GB RAM. But why then they installed only 8? Laptops are just make no sense
Intermittent out of memory crashes on default. I'm guessing I should just wait until I upgrade the RAM in this thing?
Ideally, but a lot of modern laptops cannot really upgrade RAM