Shadow_Akula wrote: »Hi I have this message popping up when trying to place king Narilmor’s head on my wall in Daggerfall overlook:
“System reached its memory capacity, you can remove furnishings to help remedy the situation”
I am confused because my Xbox has 30% left on its 1tb hard drive and I can place the furnishings in my other homes. My overlook has 610 traditional furnishings, 33 collectibles and 10 special collectibles, for a total of 653 furnishings so still not at the 700 item cap.
My Grotto house has 616 traditional, 21 collectibles and 10 specials yet this can be placed just fine.
I still have ESO+ until the 18th as well...
Anyone else have this problem on Xbox? How does one remedy this? Can one remedy this without losing furnishings?
S.A.96
Update: I restarted the game and it’s as if there was no issue... still I would like to know why if anyone know this message would appear in the first place...
Alinhbo_Tyaka wrote: »Shadow_Akula wrote: »Hi I have this message popping up when trying to place king Narilmor’s head on my wall in Daggerfall overlook:
“System reached its memory capacity, you can remove furnishings to help remedy the situation”
I am confused because my Xbox has 30% left on its 1tb hard drive and I can place the furnishings in my other homes. My overlook has 610 traditional furnishings, 33 collectibles and 10 special collectibles, for a total of 653 furnishings so still not at the 700 item cap.
My Grotto house has 616 traditional, 21 collectibles and 10 specials yet this can be placed just fine.
I still have ESO+ until the 18th as well...
Anyone else have this problem on Xbox? How does one remedy this? Can one remedy this without losing furnishings?
S.A.96
Update: I restarted the game and it’s as if there was no issue... still I would like to know why if anyone know this message would appear in the first place...
Don't know if the message is issued from the client or server side but it sounds like there might be a memory leak. A memory leak is caused by the code not cleaning up or reusing memory resources correctly. It is not your hard drive but the actual memory accessed by the CPU. The reason I suspect this is restarting the game would cause the system to clean up all of the resources you were using on both your client and on the server.
A new “Metrics” limit was added to the API with this patch. Based on the events it can raise, it appears to be a new monitoring mechanism meant to gauge how much VRAM is allocated vs available. When I saw this pop up, my hope was that ZeniMax might be planning to increase item limits - with this new metrics gauge meant to be a safeguard against systems grinding to a halt. While no limit increase was announced, I remain hopeful that this might be the long term goal of the Housing Team.