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Dolphin kills my computer with memory overload - Printable Version +- Dolphin, the GameCube and Wii emulator - Forums (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org) +-- Forum: Dolphin Emulator Discussion and Support (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Forum-dolphin-emulator-discussion-and-support) +--- Forum: Support (https://forums.dolphin-emu.org/Forum-support) +--- Thread: Dolphin kills my computer with memory overload (/Thread-dolphin-kills-my-computer-with-memory-overload) |
Dolphin kills my computer with memory overload - Qaazavaca Qaanic - 01-24-2014 I have this weird bug making it impossible to use Dolphin. I just updated to 4.0-690 to make sure the bug wasn't fixed, but first encountered it with 658-ish. When I try to load a game or the Gamecube or Wii controller configuration screen, Dolphin freezes, then the memory usage skyrockets to several gigabytes, at a rate if around 0.8 gigabytes a second, grinding my computer to a halt while I scramble to Task Manager or Cmd to terminate Dolphin. This issue started after I switched to a new user account, but I experienced a similar issue before that. RE: Dolphin kills my computer with memory overload - ThorhiantheUltimate - 01-24-2014 Hmmm, my highest build is 608 on Arch, I'll build 690 and see what happens. I'll do the same on Windows. I'll report back if I can reproduce it. Sounds like a nasty memory leak. RE: Dolphin kills my computer with memory overload - degasus - 01-24-2014 4.0-658 was a translation update, so I bet this isn't the first broken one. RE: Dolphin kills my computer with memory overload - Qaazavaca Qaanic - 01-24-2014 It might just be my computer. I just started getting the issue, and my computer is a piece of bug right now. I might reinstall because of so many problems (windows installer issues IPI files missing, Office 2013 won't install, etc). I should reboot first, but there's stuff I'm doing that doesn't need Windows Installer or Office, and I can't get myself to reboot because it's too intrusive. Eg. now. I posted a screenshot. Moments after taking the screenshot, I pressed Enter on my kill-Dolphin-cmd, but my computer still froze (interestingly with Task Manager saying my memory is 80-ish percent used down from the 99 in this screenshot). After attemting to kill Dolphin, my computer took a few minutes to start responding beyond mouse movements and keyboard lights changing, and Firefox remained frozen for a few minutes after the rest of the computer "recovered". 4.0-702 same problem, 4.0.2 stable too. It's a problem with my computer. |