Hi All,
Does anyone else have this issue? I'm flying around space, doing combat mission for an hour - PC handles it fine, I get to a station to claim the bounty's and I go to make a coffee, come back and I hear my PC fans whirring up.. put my hand above my PC and its getting warmer. I go to roll a smoke, come back - fans are on full and its quite hot, I launch my ship into space and the fans slow down and my PC goes back to normal. I've noticed this about 10 times now. I told my friend about it while we were learning low temperature diamond mining, after about 2 hours we headed to a station and we both had a break from the game (but stayed in the menu/getting food etc) and he said my PC is getting warmer in the menu as well. Is there some kind of issue or memory leak that is known? It hasn't overheated or crashed the game once but it just gets hotter in the menu's at a starport services.
My pc specs are GTX970, 32gb RAM DDR3, Core i7, SSD, etc.. So it is getting on abit. My friends spec's are GTX1050/i7/16gb ram. I'm using Windows 8.1/he's using 10. I could keep an eye on my internal temperatures (I have software to monitor it) and report back further if it helps.
I've played around 1400+ hours on a game called RUST. This game used to have something called a 'Memory Leak' issue on some servers where the memory would like be overused (I would see the memory usage get bigger and bigger) and cause my PC to overheat and crash the game, unless I reconnected/it was intermittent so hard to find the exact cause. I wasn't the only one who had this issue, and it turned out that if I ran a command in the console I could see how much memory was being used and you could see it go up and up, until the developers fixed the issues and further optimized it. The issue got fixed. I'm only mentioning this because it feels like a similar issue potentially.
Does anyone else have this issue? I'm flying around space, doing combat mission for an hour - PC handles it fine, I get to a station to claim the bounty's and I go to make a coffee, come back and I hear my PC fans whirring up.. put my hand above my PC and its getting warmer. I go to roll a smoke, come back - fans are on full and its quite hot, I launch my ship into space and the fans slow down and my PC goes back to normal. I've noticed this about 10 times now. I told my friend about it while we were learning low temperature diamond mining, after about 2 hours we headed to a station and we both had a break from the game (but stayed in the menu/getting food etc) and he said my PC is getting warmer in the menu as well. Is there some kind of issue or memory leak that is known? It hasn't overheated or crashed the game once but it just gets hotter in the menu's at a starport services.
My pc specs are GTX970, 32gb RAM DDR3, Core i7, SSD, etc.. So it is getting on abit. My friends spec's are GTX1050/i7/16gb ram. I'm using Windows 8.1/he's using 10. I could keep an eye on my internal temperatures (I have software to monitor it) and report back further if it helps.
I've played around 1400+ hours on a game called RUST. This game used to have something called a 'Memory Leak' issue on some servers where the memory would like be overused (I would see the memory usage get bigger and bigger) and cause my PC to overheat and crash the game, unless I reconnected/it was intermittent so hard to find the exact cause. I wasn't the only one who had this issue, and it turned out that if I ran a command in the console I could see how much memory was being used and you could see it go up and up, until the developers fixed the issues and further optimized it. The issue got fixed. I'm only mentioning this because it feels like a similar issue potentially.
I thought combat would be more intensive lol. I do find other games have in-game menu issues as well, I've played like 2k+ hours on CS:GO and that had FPS/menu issues for other people, they recently upgraded the whole in-game menu engine or something which improved it.
