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Wicked Klown
12-25-01, 01:01 AM
Ok maybe the guys here in the memory forum will know te answer. When I go to run 3Dmark2001 I get an error about being out of memory. What does this mean and how can I fix it. The other day I could run it without a problem but now I can't I was using everything you see in my Sig then and now. I really hope someone can help me.

Placid
12-25-01, 01:20 AM
Do a fresh boot and then try to run it.
Sometimes programs use memory and the os does not recover it well.

Win98 in my opinion is not very good at memory management, using a program like maxmem will help prevent this.

Maxmem is free you can get it here:

http://www.analogx.com/contents/download/system.htm

Wicked Klown
12-25-01, 07:24 PM
I can start my Rig for the First time in the morning and it still says that. I downloaded RamBooster ran that then went to run 3Dmark and still said it. When I was using 2x512m.b. Sdram this never happened. I thought DDR was so much better.

Placid
12-25-01, 08:02 PM
Somethings not right, 256mb of memory is double what you need to run 3dmark 2001.

Your hard drive could be so full that there is no room for a swap file.

3D mark 2001 could be messed up try reinstalling it.

Maybe something is messed up with your os try reinstalling it.

dugans
12-25-01, 09:38 PM
Another possibility: how much stuff is running in the system tray?

Yet more: unkown app. ( or apps) running: you need a task manager to see all running programs; I found a freeware one once, don't remeber where, but I'll try and find it.

Wicked Klown
12-26-01, 03:23 PM
All that I have in the task bar when I go to run the test is Task Scheduler, musicmatch, and the little speaker icon. I may try to uninstall 3Dmark then reinstall it and see what happens, but with everything thats in my sig I used to run it was and scored 2138 and now nothing. I have a 7.85 gig hard drive in it right now til I get my 60 gig, but only 1.72 gigs of the 7.85 gigs is full.

dugans
12-26-01, 03:26 PM
A thought: have you done a virus scan recently? Possibly a virus set itself up and is eating up resources in the background.

Sonny
12-26-01, 03:46 PM
What's your AGP aperture size? You CAN NOT run memory management programs when you do something intensive:rolleyes:

Wicked Klown
12-28-01, 05:32 PM
I'm not using an AGP card. I have the Xtasy 5564 PCI card.