Active ESO App
I have 7 other processes claiming to use 64GB of physical memory also with only one instance of ESO running. WTH?
Seriously, if you're gonna do such a *** job at Mac support just be honest and we'll all on bootcamp Windows 10, go casual or /quityourass.
Active ESO App
I have 7 other processes claiming to use 64GB of physical memory also with only one instance of ESO running. WTH?
Seriously, if you're gonna do such a *** job at Mac support just be honest and we'll all on bootcamp Windows 10, go casual or /quityourass.
I take it you are having the same issue?
Update: I tried turning off all of my out of date adding, still same issues.
Active ESO App
I have 7 other processes claiming to use 64GB of physical memory also with only one instance of ESO running. WTH?
Seriously, if you're gonna do such a *** job at Mac support just be honest and we'll all on bootcamp Windows 10, go casual or /quityourass.
I take it you are having the same issue?
Update: I tried turning off all of my out of date adding, still same issues.
Active ESO App
I have 7 other processes claiming to use 64GB of physical memory also with only one instance of ESO running. WTH?
Seriously, if you're gonna do such a *** job at Mac support just be honest and we'll all on bootcamp Windows 10, go casual or /quityourass.
I take it you are having the same issue?
Update: I tried turning off all of my out of date adding, still same issues.
Active ESO App
I have 7 other processes claiming to use 64GB of physical memory also with only one instance of ESO running. WTH?
Seriously, if you're gonna do such a *** job at Mac support just be honest and we'll all on bootcamp Windows 10, go casual or /quityourass.
I take it you are having the same issue?
Update: I tried turning off all of my out of date adding, still same issues.Active ESO App
I have 7 other processes claiming to use 64GB of physical memory also with only one instance of ESO running. WTH?
Seriously, if you're gonna do such a *** job at Mac support just be honest and we'll all on bootcamp Windows 10, go casual or /quityourass.
I take it you are having the same issue?
Update: I tried turning off all of my out of date adding, still same issues.Active ESO App
I have 7 other processes claiming to use 64GB of physical memory also with only one instance of ESO running. WTH?
Seriously, if you're gonna do such a *** job at Mac support just be honest and we'll all on bootcamp Windows 10, go casual or /quityourass.
I take it you are having the same issue?
Update: I tried turning off all of my out of date adding, still same issues.
The problem I have is a game sees my machine having 64GB of RAM and wants to take it all 8 times over. I do have 64GB of RAM and if I had a TB of RAM they'd do the same and I'd crash that much faster because I don't own 10 TB of SSD storage.
@upquark
I have found that using the "Activity Monitor" application (located in the applications --> utility folder) can help close out the application that seems to still be playing mysteriously in the background.
Open up the activity monitor, go to the CPU tab, find "eso" that should be still running, double click on it, then choose quit.
It's not helping with the odd crashes, but at least you do not have to restart.
(In case anyone was wondering, the "eso" app was not showing up in the force quit menu.)
Upgraded to Mac OS 10.15.1 and it's gotten worse. Any toons I have in South Elweyr are effectively stranded because each time I try to log in it crashes my whole Mac user session and I return to the Mac login screen. Same result as previous random crashes when logging in or zoning into South Elsweyr.
Perhaps don't update your Macs.