alice takes up 6 gigs?
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Well, the only info that you have provided us with imamosher is that you are a kid. How are we meant to help you with such limited info.
My apologies, sometimes you just presume everyone knows what you are talking about. It takes up 6 gigs of ram. I wouldnt be concerned about HD space but 6 gigs of ram seems excessive, was just wondering if anyone else had played this yet and if they had a similar experience.
That can't be right. I think you mean Windows has cached 6GB during gameplay, which is not the same thing.
@Strife212
Ive played American McGees but no it wasn't that one it was the latest one thats come out for the film.
@Lysander
I cant do a screen shot now but in Process manager it shows the Game taking up 6 gigs of ram and also shows this on the desktop gadget aswell.
I have 8 gigs of ram and it shows as me having just over a gig left when I fire up the game.
Ive played American McGees but no it wasn't that one it was the latest one thats come out for the film.
@Lysander
I cant do a screen shot now but in Process manager it shows the Game taking up 6 gigs of ram and also shows this on the desktop gadget aswell.
I have 8 gigs of ram and it shows as me having just over a gig left when I fire up the game.
The desktop gadget just shows how much RAM is being used overall, not per application.
My vote still goes on Superfetch. Either way, I don't see what the problem is.
you can get ones that show it for the top 5 processes etc.
Does it not crash when it goes into that much memory?
I'm surprised a film game is actually large address aware or 64 bit
I've played Alice through on two separate, and much older, computer systems with way under 6GB of RAM and it functioned perfectly. I'm putting it down to the OP's lack of Superfetch knowledge.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Vista_I/O_technologies#SuperFetch
Indeed, the thing came out in 2000.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Windows_Vista_I/O_technologies#SuperFetch
I'm surprised a film game is actually large address aware or 64 bit
Indeed, the thing came out in 2000.
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Perhaps you mean 2000 for something else (edit - super fetch), but the OP is playing the 2010 released game of the Johnny Depp movie.
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No the two games are being confused.
The alice in wonderland I am currently playing is a new release due to launch soon and coincide with the release of the film.
I am not reffering to the
2000 edition of American McGees alice in wonderland.
They are 2 completely seperate games.
The reason that there is lack of info on the new version is its nt out for release just yet.
So again, How is a game aimed at a family expected to run when it takes up a full 6 gigs of ram. I would post a screen shot however Im at work right now.
This version of the game
The alice in wonderland I am currently playing is a new release due to launch soon and coincide with the release of the film.
I am not reffering to the
2000 edition of American McGees alice in wonderland.
They are 2 completely seperate games.
The reason that there is lack of info on the new version is its nt out for release just yet.
So again, How is a game aimed at a family expected to run when it takes up a full 6 gigs of ram. I would post a screen shot however Im at work right now.
This version of the game
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so;
a) you're admitting to piracy
b) you're basing the retail performance on a pirate copy.
Awesome.
OWNED.
Either post the disc/case with a loaf of bread or be permabanned.
Noob.
I hate people like you who think it is OK to take anything they like just because it is there.
Any noob can go online and pirate a game, takes a complete tool to then go and post for support about said unreleased game on a public forum.
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