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What is the upper limit for LuaMemoryLimitMB ?
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My Win7 64-bit PC has 32GB system RAM. How large can the LuaMemoryLimitMB be set?
After patch, I noticed that LuaMemoryLimitMB was changed back to "64"... I've changed it to "1024" but would be just as happy to raise it higher, as my system has the memory to spare...
After patch, I noticed that LuaMemoryLimitMB was changed back to "64"... I've changed it to "1024" but would be just as happy to raise it higher, as my system has the memory to spare...
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TheBrownWiener✭✭✭32bit is limited to 4GB for everything ESO related, You could have 128GB of ram and using 32bit, ESO will never use more than 4GB, actually it's closer to 3.1 if I recall.
Meaning if you give too much memory to LUA (when using 32bit), that is less memory for the game itself. So by setting LuaMemoryLimit to 1024, you have effectively taken that amount of ram away from the "4gig ESO Bucket"
That is where the 64bit patch comes in, it gets rid of the 4GB limit and then you could literally give LUA Gigs of memory, if you have enough. (Not sure why you would, but in theory you could) Because ESO can use as much free ram as your computer has.Edited by TheBrownWiener on March 9, 2016 1:22AM0