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#Not enough memory to open a game how to#
#Not enough memory to open a game install#
#Not enough memory to open a game drivers#

Disable “ iGPU Multi-Monitor” in the bios, or follow these steps: If you are a laptop user, you need to disable your integrated/onboard graphics. If the issue persists, try the following method.

A new window will popup, select High performanceĪlso, make sure Power Options are set to High or Extreme.

open the System Configuration menu, select the Boot Tab 5.

After that click on the Options button. Pin it to your start menu (you will need to change this again when you leave the Game for optimum performance of other apps) 4.

Click the Browse button under “Graphics performance preference” in the window that appears.ĭefault Location: C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\GodOfWar.

Enter graphics settings into Windows search box, then select Open.

Also, if you are a laptop user, set the Preferred graphics processor to High-performance NVIDIA processor 2) Windows Graphics Settings.

Set OpenGL rendering GPU to Auto-select.Go to Manage 3D settings > Global Settings.Right-click on a blank space on the desktop.How much, depends on how far away you are below the minimum. If your GPU is too old, the performance will suffer. If you dont have a fast enough CPU, the performance will suffer. If you dont have enough RAM to run a game, the performance will suffer. It is a bit of a time consuming process, but sometimes applications and programs can get corrupted in minor ways, and a reinstall can be all it takes to fix it.3) Disable integrated graphics 1) OpenGL rendering GPUĮnsure the “OpenGL rendering GPU” option is set to Auto-select in the Nvidia Control Panel. RAM is cheap, upgrade your RAM if you need to.

#Not enough memory to open a game install#

I am not sure if you use any computer optimization products, such as iolo System Mechanic, but it might be worth something to look/invest into.Įdit: Also, I am not sure if you have tried, but it might also be worth while trying to uninstall, and install WoW again. I think at the end of the day it seems like somehow this file/setting was changed or your computer might have an underlying issue. Then upload a shot of your installed programs and the msconfig startup tab.

#Not enough memory to open a game drivers#

Then update all your drivers - BIOS, chipset, gpu, sound, ethernet, etc. Start by taking out one RAM stick, and then clocking it down to 1333MHz - i5 technically only supports 1333mhz. I’d be curious to see if this fixes your issue, but I still find it odd that if nothing has changed recently you would start experiencing this. HWInfo is stunning - if it wont find it, it doesnt exist.

If you want a more thorough explanation towards exactly what might be going on and the fix, Microsoft has a document for that: *ivFEQ&ranSiteID=kXQk6.ivFEQ-xPKehW8cG_nZTuMN5Ov9A&epi=kXQk6.ivFEQ-xPKehW8cG_nZTuMN5Ov9A&irgwc=1&OCID=AID2000142_aff_7593_1243925&tduid=(ir_1a2pluu90kyklyigebaezkjgc32xjavoskq9m1vm00)(7593)(1243925)(kXQk6.ivFEQ-xPKehW8cG_nZTuMN5Ov9A)()&irclickid=_1a2pluu90kyklyigebaezkjgc32xjavoskq9m1vm00 The original poster came across a hurdle trying to solve his issue, and edited with a work around to that, too.

#Not enough memory to open a game how to#

The comments provide a little basic understanding of what is going on, as well as how to fix it. I would check out that link, it seems to be very similar to what issues you’re experiencing. Really, what I am finding online about issues similar to yours is related to the “paging file size.” I am not sure if or how exactly you might start getting this unless something changed recently on your computer, as far as hardware/software or possibly a configuration change. I will be honest, I know a lot less about computers than I do networks.