Ошибка выделения памяти майнкрафт

Выделение оперативной памяти в TLauncher

Для нормальной работы Minecraft рекомендуется выделять как можно больше памяти, особенно при использовании модов и ресурс-паков высокого разрешения. Существует несколько проблем в этом направлении, решить их просто.

Можно выделить только 1 ГБ ОЗУ в лаунчере

В настройках лаунчера (Иконка Шестерёнки -> Дополнительно) видно, что выделить можно до 1 гигабайта памяти. Всё из-за разрядности, установленной Java x32, необходимо Java x64.

1) Перед переустановкой Java, обязательно необходимо узнать, что у вас система 64 разрядная. Выполните следующие действия для определения разрядности:

Для Windows

Заходим в «Мой компьютер» -> «Свойства системы» -> находим надпись: «Тип системы» и там будет 64-bit или 32-bit.

Для Linux

Открываем Терминал (Terminal) и вводим команду uname -m , если покажется x86_64 — то у вас 64 разрядная система, если i686 или i386 — то у вас 32 разрядная.

2) Как только узнали, что у вас 64 разрядная система, приступаем к установке Java 64x. (Если у вас всё-таки 32-битная система, необходимо переустановка системы на 64-битную, при условии, что процессор поддерживает 64-битную схему.)

Для Windows

Скачиваем установщик Java 64, запускаем его и следующем инструкции (просто нажать Install). Скачать Java 64x Windows

Для Linux

Скачиваем установщик Java 64, запускаем его и следующем инструкции (просто нажать Install).

Сачать Java 64x Linux

Скачать Java 64x Linux RPM

3) После этого, в настройках можно выделить максимальное количество памяти (при создании мод-паков тоже).

Выделить память в лаунчере при 64 битной Java

Старую версию Java 32x удалять необязательно, но если в настройках продолжает отображаться только 1 гб, то удалите старую версию и установите только Java 64x.

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  • #1

    Sep 11, 2012

    Minecraft occasionally still gives the «Minecraft has run out of memory» problem. I have tried playing on the lowest settings. I’ve tried allocating more memory. I’ve tried playing in a smaller window. I’ve tried just about everything.

    The main problem is that when I try to Allocate more memory by either creating a .bat file or just allocating more memory to minecraft or java directly, it doesn’t work. For example, Say that I did one of those options. When I open up minecraft and press f3 it tells me that I’m still using 227mb of memory allocated to minecraft, despite me changing it to 1gig, 2gig, etc etc. I have 9 gigs of memory and minecraft is literally the only program I have trouble running.

    I want to try to download some texture packs and I’m not a huge fan of mods in the least but I don’t even want to try it because I know minecraft will probably crash and blow up and die a horrible death.

    I’ve tried to allocate memory several different ways on several different occasions, checking and rechecking to see if I spelled something wrong, forgot a symbol, or just messed up the commands in any way, shape, or form. Seems like I’m doing everything right but hey… I guess I could be wrong after doing it 2098390850935890 times.

    Once again, the main problem is allocating more memory. It seems that no matter how much memory I allocate to minecraft, f3 tells me that its at 227mb and it stays that way NO MATTER WHAT! No change to lag and still getting the crash every once in a while. Am I doing something wrong? Can I just -never- do it because my minecraft is one in a million? I just don’t get it

    Also, I’ve tried deleting and reinstalling Java on several occasions too. Both the 32-bit and 64-bit. I have them both, Its version 7. I had 6 when it started. 7 had helped a -tiny- bit but I still get the crash occasionally and lag spikes at the most inopportune times.

    Please Help!


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    Sep 11, 2012


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    The main problem is that when I try to Allocate more memory by either creating a .bat file or just allocating more memory to minecraft or java directly, it doesn’t work. For example, Say that I did one of those options. When I open up minecraft and press f3 it tells me that I’m still using 227mb of memory allocated to minecraft, despite me changing it to 1gig, 2gig, etc etc. I have 9 gigs of memory and minecraft is literally the only program I have trouble running.

    That «allocated ram» you get with F3 will never reach the amount you want to allocate. (Never happened to me, anyway. Correct me if I’m wrong, somebody)
    Edit: 9 GBs of RAM? Is it 4+4+1 or 8+1? That looked weird to me.

    Anyway, that’s really weird, with 8 gigs I don’t have any problems. You said that you tried everything, did you try to reinstall minecraft? Or play on the browser version?


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    Sep 11, 2012

    That «allocated ram» you get with F3 will never reach the amount you want to allocate. (Never happened to me, anyway. Correct me if I’m wrong, somebody)
    Edit: 9 GBs of RAM? Is it 4+4+1 or 8+1? That looked weird to me.

    Anyway, that’s really weird, with 8 gigs I don’t have any problems. You said that you tried everything, did you try to reinstall minecraft? Or play on the browser version?

    Thank you for replying. Kanky. :)

    Yes. I know that the f3 allocated memory will never reach what I allocated but it stays 227mb no matter what, is the problem. I can allocated 1mb or 9999999999gb and it will stay 227mb. of course I’m overexaggerating but thats how it is. I wouldn’t mind if it doubled that… it would at least run smoother. It’s really weird.

    I’ve tried reinstalling minecraft. I’ve tried playing the browser version. It’s all the same. I just can’t figure it out.

    Also, gorguts. I will try to fiddle with java directly but I have tried before and it didn’t do jack. I was told by many people that directly working with java won’t always make minecraft better. But I’m willing to try anything at this point. Thanks for replying.

    EDIT: Also, Yes Kanky. It is 4+4+1 I believe.


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    Sep 11, 2012


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    Thank you for replying. Kanky. :)

    Yes. I know that the f3 allocated memory will never reach what I allocated but it stays 227mb no matter what, is the problem. I can allocated 1mb or 9999999999gb and it will stay 227mb. of course I’m overexaggerating but thats how it is. I wouldn’t mind if it doubled that… it would at least run smoother. It’s really weird.

    I’ve tried reinstalling minecraft. I’ve tried playing the browser version. It’s all the same. I just can’t figure it out.

    Also, gorguts. I will try to fiddle with java directly but I have tried before and it didn’t do jack. I was told by many people that directly working with java won’t always make minecraft better. But I’m willing to try anything at this point. Thanks for replying.

    EDIT: Also, Yes Kanky. It is 4+4+1 I believe.

    Oh well, we need someone professional here, I can’t help you further on this subject. :l


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    Sep 11, 2012


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    Have you tried the amazing Magic Launcher? Developed by the person who brought us Optifine. I mainly use it to allocate memory into the java process for when it’s necessary (I allocate 1.5Gbs). Try this, I’m really positive it’ll work out for you!


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    Have you tried the amazing Magic Launcher? Developed by the person who brought us Optifine. I mainly use to allocate memory into the java process for when its necessary (I allocate 1.5Gbs). Try this, I’m really positive it’ll work out for you!

    Well, that’s a good idea as well.


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    Sep 11, 2012

    Have you tried the amazing Magic Launcher? Developed by the person who brought us Optifine. I mainly use it to allocate memory into the java process for when it’s necessary (I allocate 1.5Gbs). Try this, I’m really positive it’ll work out for you!

    Sarutsuke, Arigatou gozaimashita.

    I just tried the Magic Launcher for the first time and it looks pretty neat. I allocated more memory using the settings and it still is only running at 227mb. Seems that stupid number is stuck there… Also, The lag spikes are there. Let me clarify. The lag isn’t there constantly. But every so often I will get a horrid lag spike, usually ending with the memory crash screen.

    But yes, Thank you for the idea of using Magic Launcher. Unfortunately it did not work.


  • #9

    Sep 11, 2012

    Yeah I read somewhere once, if I recall correctly, that allocating more ram to minecraft is actually bad because the jar never uses more than 512mb of ram regardless of allocated amount. If you reserve the ram for minecraft and it isn’t using it, other processes can run out of useable memory and crash your computer.

    Just something I feel like I read, may not even be true.

    Sarutsuke, Arigatou gozaimashita.

    I just tried the Magic Launcher for the first time and it looks pretty neat. I allocated more memory using the settings and it still is only running at 227mb. Seems that stupid number is stuck there… Also, The lag spikes are there. Let me clarify. The lag isn’t there constantly. But every so often I will get a horrid lag spike, usually ending with the memory crash screen.

    But yes, Thank you for the idea of using Magic Launcher. Unfortunately it did not work.

    Did this start with 1.3.2? Because same thing has been happening to me, except no running out of memory, just lag spikes I never had before. And I only have 2 gigs of ram in the beast machine…


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    Sarutsuke, Arigatou gozaimashita.

    I just tried the Magic Launcher for the first time and it looks pretty neat. I allocated more memory using the settings and it still is only running at 227mb. Seems that stupid number is stuck there… Also, The lag spikes are there. Let me clarify. The lag isn’t there constantly. But every so often I will get a horrid lag spike, usually ending with the memory crash screen.

    But yes, Thank you for the idea of using Magic Launcher. Unfortunately it did not work.

    You mentioned earlier installing both Java 6 & 7 and x32 & x64. If you still have Java 6 installed along with Java 7 update 7, uninstall Java 6. Using Magic Launcher, try allocating 1024Mb (1Gb) of memory. On the F3 screen, it’ll say «Allocated memory 100% (989MB)» At least, for me it does says that and Minecraft runs pretty fine.


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    This same thing used to happen to me when I tryed to give all my ram to Minecraft (I play with 50/60 mods, and hd texture packs, so I need as much ram as possible), but it works fine now that I only allocate 1g.
    God knows why.

    Hahaha yeah, same with me. I play with a ****-ton of mods and a 64x texture pack, but I only use 1Gb — 1.5Gb and it’s alright.

    Any news OP? :


  • #13

    Sep 11, 2012

    I’m a bit curious about that ram arrangement, it seems a bit weird to me. Can you tell us more about what your computer specs are? DDR3 ram? double or triple channel? ram speed?

    Also, is this a problem that has always happened with minecraft on this computer or is it something that started recently that didn’t happen before? More information would be very helpful for troubleshooting…


  • #14

    Sep 11, 2012

    Thank you all for the replies. They give me ideas to help out with the problem I’m having.

    Allocated memory is stuck at 227mb… it will not go up. f3 always tells me the same number no matter how much I allocate to java, minecraft, using the .bat files or whatever.

    This has happened ever since 1.2.5. I now have 1.3 and I -only- use vanilla minecraft. no mods.

    I’m a bit curious about that ram arrangement, it seems a bit weird to me. Can you tell us more about what your computer specs are? DDR3 ram? double or triple channel? ram speed?

    Also, is this a problem that has always happened with minecraft on this computer or is it something that started recently that didn’t happen before? More information would be very helpful for troubleshooting…

    WhiteFireDaemon,
    My computer runs DDR3 ram. I don’t know what double or triple channel means and ram speed? Yeah I’m a noob. my apologies.

    You mentioned earlier installing both Java 6 & 7 and x32 & x64. If you still have Java 6 installed along with Java 7 update 7, uninstall Java 6. Using Magic Launcher, try allocating 1024Mb (1Gb) of memory. On the F3 screen, it’ll say «Allocated memory 100% (989MB)» At least, for me it does says that and Minecraft runs pretty fine.

    Sarutsuke,

    I uninstalled Java 6 and reinstalled java 7 x32 and x64 specifically. Made sure thats what I had on my PC. I tried the Magic Launcher idea and same thing happened. I used the «setup» and allocated 1024 (then tried again with 2048) and the number -stayed- at 227mb on the f3 screen and I still have those random lag spikes.

    Maybe this is a user issue? I am the admin of my computer. no one else uses it. Hmmm…

    Like I said… it doesn’t happen all the time but it happens at the most inconvenient times. no lag whatsoever then BAM lag spike like crazy. Also I feel like minecraft can run faster and more smoothly. If I can get it to allocate more than 227mb of memory I’d be set… I just don’t get what I’m doing wrong.


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    Sep 11, 2012


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    I think you are misunderstanding memory use and memory allocation.

    Memory allocation only allocates memory to the garbage collector for java.

    Memory use is what is shown ingame, hence, in your example, you are using ~200MB of your ~900MB allocated.

    Allocated memory is not in use.

    As for running out of memory, when does it happen specifically? Does it happen in new worlds?

    Also, how exactly do you have 9GB of RAM? This probably isn’t causing the problems with minecraft, but is a problem in itself. You should never mix and match DIMM types, sizes, or speeds.


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    I am having this exact same issue but only when I try to play in single player, no clue why. Just as Oiram1988 has tried allocating ram via batch files and going directly into java via the control panel or using magic launcher I have done the same and nothing seems to work. It always stays at 227mb and it tells me I’m using right up round 80-90% of it. I’ve only got a texture pack on and thats it. I’ve tried allocating ram since before 1.2.5 but never could get it to work and only recently with 1.3.2 have I begun to experience these lag spikes and minecraft running out of memory errors. I would be grateful as well to anyone who can help.


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    Sep 11, 2012

    I think you are misunderstanding memory use and memory allocation.

    Memory allocation only allocates memory to the garbage collector for java.

    Memory use is what is shown ingame, hence, in your example, you are using ~200MB of your ~900MB allocated.

    Allocated memory is not in use.

    As for running out of memory, when does it happen specifically? Does it happen in new worlds?

    Also, how exactly do you have 9GB of RAM? This probably isn’t causing the problems with minecraft, but is a problem in itself. You should never mix and match DIMM types, sizes, or speeds.

    Thanks for the reply, fm87,
    Although I understand what you are saying, all I know is that I used to get the «minecraft has run out of memory» crash constantly. Especially in the Nether. After 1.3 came out and when I uninstalled Java 6 and installed Java 7 (both x32 and x64) it got better. By «better» I mean the «minecraft has run out of memory» crash only happens every so often along with the horrible lag spikes that happen once every hour or so. It’s random. It could be 2 seconds after I log into a world or 5 hours. Either way, it -always- eventually happens. This happens in all worlds, on all settings, in any mode, period. I play a lot of minecraft. lol… New world, old world, server, creative mode, survival, etc… it does not matter.

    When I looked up the «minecraft has run out of memory» crash, several sites, people, forums, youtube videos, tutorials, etc. said to «allocate more memory.» I tried to do it several different ways and then -redo- it those same ways just in case I mispelled something or got a random command wrong or something. Everytime I followed the directions, I would then log onto minecraft and press f3 and get the screen with all the coordinates and numbers and it says Used Memory blah% (227mb). Allocated (227mb). or whatever. That number never gets over 227. Needless to say, nothing seems smoother, faster, and I still get the horrid but random lag spikes/crashes that I’ve been told «allocating more memory to java/minecraft» was supposed to fix.

    Every tutorial, youtube video, etc. etc. showed -them- logging on twice. once before allocating more memory and once after. The «used memory blah%» was -then- increased A LOT. Also was allocated memory.

    Hopefully I explained that alright. Thanks for helping out.


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    Sep 18, 2012

    I’m guessing that there still is no fix for my problem? Been waiting for a while. lol. Hmmm. Hopefully I can figure this out soon. It’s getting rather annoying. Maybe the new update will fix the problem all together… Here’s hopin’…


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    Bumping a month old thread but I’m in a very similar boat.
    Memory is stuck at 981MB. I’ve tried most everything: MC patcher, magic launcher, creating a batch file, editing java, etc.
    And ironically, as I was typing this I managed to fix my issue. Perhaps if you’re still having the problem, Oiram, it might help you out, too.
    Having tried every method, I had gone to system-> advanced system settings -> environment variables -> and added some JAVA_OPTIONS or somethign similar. It never did anything but I never removed it afterwords so I guess it was conflicting with whatever else I was trying to do after.
    Removed the JAVA_OPTIONS entry, ran the batch file and the ram usage is up!

    Good luck


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    Oct 31, 2012

    Bumping a month old thread but I’m in a very similar boat.
    Memory is stuck at 981MB. I’ve tried most everything: MC patcher, magic launcher, creating a batch file, editing java, etc.
    And ironically, as I was typing this I managed to fix my issue. Perhaps if you’re still having the problem, Oiram, it might help you out, too.
    Having tried every method, I had gone to system-> advanced system settings -> environment variables -> and added some JAVA_OPTIONS or somethign similar. It never did anything but I never removed it afterwords so I guess it was conflicting with whatever else I was trying to do after.
    Removed the JAVA_OPTIONS entry, ran the batch file and the ram usage is up!

    Good luck

    This worked! I never thought I would ever find anything that would fix my issue. I’ve posted on about 10 different forums and asked for help from everyone and their mother. I fiddled for hours and hours and hours on this problem, never getting anywhere. I wonder why no one else knows that you have to do this or… if they did know, this seems like an important step in taking and not mentioning it makes everything else useless.

    Anyway, months of issues with minecraft fixed within seconds. Thank you very much, Walbird.


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    I have the same issue as Oiram did. I tried everything, allocating more memory, less memory, Magic Launcher, FTB Launcher, etc. There is a difference, however. I can load minecraft and go to the main menu, but once I try to open my world, it crashes with the Minecraft ran out of memory error. I am not sure what is wrong, so I tried what apparently worked for Oiram, posted by walbird, about going to system>advanced system settings>environment variables and there was nothing similar to JAVA_OPTIONS. I cannot press f3 to see what my ram usage is in-game, but I have 4gb of ram and I had no issues up until today with only 1gb allocated while using 61 mods. My minecraft was working perfectly this entire week, then it up and decides to not let me play at all. Any ideas?

    EDIT: Also, every now and then, when I restart minecraft and try to enter a world, I get this error:

    2012-11-16 17:58:26 [INFO] [STDOUT] [Mod Update Manager] Thread executed check.
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: Java heap space
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at java.util.Arrays.copyOf(Unknown Source)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at java.util.Arrays.copyOf(Unknown Source)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at java.util.ArrayList.grow(Unknown Source)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at java.util.ArrayList.ensureCapacityInternal(Unknown Source)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at java.util.ArrayList.add(Unknown Source)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at amt.a(SourceFile:24)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at alf.e(Block.java:557)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at alf.a(Block.java:533)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at xe.a(World.java:1554)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at ge.c(ServerConfigurationManager.java:176)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at ge.a(ServerConfigurationManager.java:94)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at bce.b(IntegratedServerListenThread.java:99)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.r(MinecraftServer.java:669)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.q(MinecraftServer.java:590)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at bcb.q(IntegratedServer.java:110)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:497)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDERR] at fp.run(SourceFile:818)
    2012-11-16 18:00:16 [INFO] [STDOUT] Unloading Player: CJDinoBoy94
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] java.lang.OutOfMemoryError: GC overhead limit exceeded
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at bh.a(SourceFile:60)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at zn.a(AnvilChunkLoader.java:317)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at zn.a(AnvilChunkLoader.java:117)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at id.b(ChunkProviderServer.java:204)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at id.a(ChunkProviderServer.java:257)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at ie.a(WorldServer.java:768)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.a(MinecraftServer.java:377)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.k(MinecraftServer.java:410)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at bcb.k(IntegratedServer.java:218)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at net.minecraft.server.MinecraftServer.run(MinecraftServer.java:542)
    2012-11-16 18:02:38 [INFO] [STDERR] at fp.run(SourceFile:818)

    Not sure what it means, but I assume it ALSO has something to do with memory…PLEASE SOMEONE HELP ME! It has gone a week without issues on only 1gb of ram usage. I also narrowed down the number of mods I use to 54 instead of 61, by removing any mods I thought I would never use anymore. If a list of my mods will help, here they are:

    MinecraftForge 6.0.1.355
    Optifine_1.4.2
    CodeChickenCore 0.6.6
    NotEnoughItems 1.4.1.2
    AdditionalPipes-2.1.3u17
    AdvancedMachines 4.4
    AdvancedSolarPanels_3_2_0
    a_VazCore[1.0.6]mc1.4.2
    BackTools1.4.2v2
    Buildcraft-3.1.8.206
    buildcraft-Z-additional-buildcraft-objects-0.9.3.52
    CoputerCraft1.46
    dustmod-v1.1_CORE
    dustmod-v1.1_DECORATIVE-PACK
    dustmod-v1.1_DEFAULT-RUNES
    Ebon Mod[4.0.2]mc1.4.2
    ee3-universal-pre1a
    EnchantingPlus-1.1.9
    EnderStorage 1.2.1
    ExtraBees-1.4.1.10-dev-build
    ExtrabiomesXL-3.3.0
    Factorization-0.6.13_310
    Forestry-1.6.0.0pre6
    ForgeIRC-v1.0.11
    GraviSuite_1_4
    GravityGun1.4.2v2
    GregTechmod
    IC2NuclearControl-1.4.1
    Industrialcraft-2_1.108.71-lf
    InvTweaks-1.44-1.4.2
    Ironchest-4.2.1.120
    Layman Mod Maker[1.1]mc1.4.2
    LogisticsPipes-0.6.0.pre2
    ModularForceFieldSystemV2.2.8.0.5
    mod_MobTalker
    Mutant Creatures v1.1.1 mc1.4.2
    mystcraft-uni-1.4.2-0.9.4.00
    NEI_BuildcraftPlugin 1.2.0.8
    NEI_ForestryPlugin 1.3.0.27
    NEI_IC2_Burn_1.0
    NEI_RailCraftPlugin 1.5.0.10
    Obsidiplates-1.0.0.1
    Portalgun1.4.2v0.2
    Railcraft_6.7.0.0
    SoulShards-v1.10-universal
    StevesCarts2.0.0.a23
    ThermalExpansion-2.0.5
    TwilightForest-1.12.2

    NOTE: For any mods that doesn’t show the version number: I don’t know the version, but it does work for 1.4.2, or at least it DID for the past week.

    NOTE: I know I said 54 mods, and there might be more than 54 in the list, I assume the 54 mods are the ones in the mods folder.


  • #23

    Feb 19, 2013

    Here’s my system specs, let’s see how well my comp can run Minecraft, with 40 mods installed(including Optifine and FPS++):

    OS Name Microsoft® Windows Vista™ Home Basic
    Version 6.0.6002 Service Pack 2 Build 6002
    Other OS Description Not Available
    OS Manufacturer Microsoft Corporation
    System Name JJPKJRL-PC
    System Manufacturer Dell Inc.
    System Model Dell DM061
    System Type X86-based PC
    Processor Intel(R) Pentium(R) D CPU 2.80GHz, 2793 Mhz, 2 Core(s), 2 Logical Processor(s)
    BIOS Version/Date Dell Inc. 2.2.1, 3/23/2007
    SMBIOS Version 2.3
    Windows Directory C:Windows
    System Directory C:Windowssystem32
    Boot Device DeviceHarddiskVolume3
    Locale United States
    Hardware Abstraction Layer Version = «6.0.6002.18005»
    User Name jjpkjrl-PCjjpkjrl
    Time Zone Eastern Standard Time
    Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 2.00 GB
    Total Physical Memory 2.00 GB
    Available Physical Memory 648 MB
    Total Virtual Memory 5.94 GB
    Available Virtual Memory 3.97 GB
    Page File Space 4.00 GB
    Page File C:pagefile.sys

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Minecraft — одна из самых популярных игр всех времен. В нее играют миллионы людей по всему миру. Однако иногда игроки сталкиваются с ошибками в Майнкрафте. В этом руководстве мы покажем вам, как исправить ошибку «Майнкрафт не хватило памяти». Ошибка обычно отображается как:

В Minecraft закончилась память.

Это может быть вызвано ошибкой в ​​игре или тем, что виртуальной машине Java не выделено достаточно памяти. Если вы играете в веб-браузере, попробуйте загрузить игру и играть в нее в автономном режиме.

Исправлена ​​​​ошибка, из-за которой в Minecraft закончилась память

Если ты видишь В майнкрафте закончилась память ошибка, вы можете использовать следующие методы, чтобы решить эту проблему.

  1. Закройте все фоновые программы
  2. Выделите больше памяти для Minecraft
  3. Уменьшите настройки видео
  4. Удалить неиспользуемые миры Minecraft
  5. Обновить Java
  6. Удалите и переустановите Майнкрафт

Давайте углубимся в детали каждого метода и исправим проблему.

1]Закройте все фоновые программы

В фоновом режиме могут выполняться некоторые программы или процессы, потребляющие ресурсы ЦП и памяти. Они могут быть причиной того, что в Minecraft закончилась ошибка памяти. Откройте диспетчер задач и завершите все задачи, которые вы не используете во время игры в Minecraft. Это должно помочь вам решить проблему.

2]Выделите больше памяти для Minecraft

Выделите больше памяти для Minecraft

Выделение большего объема памяти для Minecraft может решить проблему, поскольку она вызвана меньшим объемом памяти. Это простой процесс, который можно сделать за минуту.

Чтобы выделить больше памяти для Minecraft:

  • Откройте программу запуска Minecraft и выберите вкладку «Установки».
  • Вы увидите последнюю версию на вкладке «Установки». Нажмите на кнопку с тремя точками и выберите «Изменить».
  • Откроется Изменить параметры установки. Нажмите Дополнительные параметры.
  • Прокрутите вниз, чтобы найти аргументы JVM. Вы найдете выделенную ему память по номеру в текстовом виде. Измените его на память, которую вы хотите выделить в зависимости от ваших системных ресурсов. На картинке выше это 4 ГБ, как выделено.
  • Затем нажмите Сохранить.

3]Уменьшите настройки видео

Уменьшение некоторых настроек игрового видео заставляет Minecraft использовать меньше системных ресурсов во время игры. Вам необходимо выполнить следующие настройки, чтобы уменьшить настройки видео.

  • Отключите Vsync: если вы используете монитор с переменной частотой обновления, вам необходимо включить технологию FreeSync или G-Sync с помощью программного обеспечения видеокарты на вашем ПК. Это приведет к лучшему FPS, но в то же время может вызвать разрыв экрана.
  • Уменьшите разрешение: уменьшение разрешения позволяет вашей игре быстрее отображать изображения в мире. Это связано с тем, что разрешение определяет количество пикселей, в которых отображается игра. Более высокое разрешение всегда потребляет больше ресурсов на вашем ПК.
  • Уменьшите расстояние рендеринга: когда вы уменьшаете расстояние рендеринга в настройках игры, он потребляет меньше системных ресурсов.
  • Также отключите слой мипмапов и облака и уменьшите настройки, которые потребляют больше системных ресурсов.

4]Удалить неиспользуемые миры Minecraft.

Если у вас больше миров Minecraft, для этого требуется много памяти. Вам нужно удалить неиспользуемые миры Minecraft, чтобы сэкономить место.

Чтобы удалить неиспользуемые миры Minecraft:

  • Откройте программу запуска Minecraft и нажмите «Одиночная игра».
  • Вы увидите список миров, которые есть у вас на компьютере. Выберите тот, который вы хотите удалить.
  • Нажмите на кнопку Удалить в нижней части экрана.
  • Подтвердите удаление, нажав Да.
  • Повторяйте это, пока не удалите все неиспользуемые миры Minecraft.

Читайте: Где сохраняются Minecraft Worlds на ПК с Windows?

5]Обновить Java

Если ошибка была вызвана поврежденной или устаревшей версией Java, вы можете исправить ее, обновив Java до последней версии.

6]Удалите и переустановите Minecraft.

Если ваша проблема все еще не устранена, проблема может быть связана с самим приложением. Есть вероятность, что это может быть поврежденная установка Minecraft. Вам нужно переустановить Minecraft, чтобы решить эту проблему. Для этого вам нужно удалить Minecraft, выбрав «Настройки»> «Приложения»> «Приложения и функции». Когда удаление будет завершено, загрузите установщик Minecraft с официального сайта, а затем установите его. Или вы можете зайти в Microsoft Store и установить оттуда Minecraft.

Это способы, которые вы можете использовать, чтобы исправить проблему с нехваткой памяти в Minecraft.

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Почему в Майнкрафте не хватает памяти?

Когда Minecraft использует всю выделенную ему память, вы видите, что в Minecraft закончилась память. Другие причины включают нехватку оперативной памяти. фоновые программы или процессы, моды, пакеты ресурсов, выделение памяти Java и т. д.

Тяжела ли память Minecraft?

Да, Minecraft может потреблять много памяти, если вы запускаете его с более высоким разрешением, большим количеством модов и сложными мирами. Все зависит от сложности игры. Minecraft требуется минимум 2 ГБ ОЗУ для бесперебойной работы.

Связанное чтение: Нет звука в Minecraft на ПК с Windows

В Minecraft может появляться ошибка out of memory, из-за которой невозможно дальше играть. Причина — игре недостаточно выделяемой ей системой оперативной памяти.

Как исправить ошибку?

out of memory

Если параллельно с Майнкрафт запущен браузер со множеством вкладок, иное подобное ПО, требующее большого объема оперативки, то все это нужно обязательно выключать перед запуском игры. Также стоит отключить моды и разные «улучшаторы» — они способны сильно нагружать ресурсы ПК. Если это не помогло, то действуйте следующим образом:

  1. Настроить Java-машину. Открываем Java Control Panel, идем на вкладку «Java», переходим в раздел «View».Там должна быть одна строка, если их больше — удаляем все, кроме одной произвольной. В оставшейся строке в столбце «Runtime Parameters» прописываем -Xms(x1)m -Xmx(x2)m, где (x1) — минимальный объем оперативки, доступной для работы Java-машины, а (x2) — максимальный. Предпочтительней, чтобы второе значение не превышало 75% от всего объема оперативной памяти ПК. К примеру, если ее 2 гигабайта, то подойдет следующая запись -Xms750m -Xmx1500m. Подтверждаем изменения нажатием на Ок, после перегружаем систему.
  2. Задать приоритеты. Открываем игру и Диспетчер задач. Переходим на окно Диспетчера на вкладку Приложения (Подробности), находим среди строк процесс javaw.exe, кликаем на нем правой кнопкой мышки, переходим на «Задать приоритет» и в выпадающем меню выбираем «Высокий».
  3. Понизить настройки графики. Это возможно, если игра вылетает не сразу, а через некоторые промежутки времени. Понизьте все настройки на минимум и попытайтесь играть хотя-бы несколько часов. Если за это время в Minecraft ошибка out of memory не появлялась, то далее действуйте двумя путями. Можно оставить все, как и было, либо же повышать качество графики постепенно, чтобы обнаружить ту настройку, из-за которой возникал сбой.

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