i am running a quad core, with 3gbs of ram, 2x8800 gt video cards and can run cs:s at 299 fps. this is a recent problem, and i have never had a problem with cs:s before. can someone help me resolve this issue.
CounterStrike Source random crashes
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☼ Klutz ☼
, Jan 03 2009 02:25 PM
#1
Posted 03 January 2009 - 02:25 PM
i am running a quad core, with 3gbs of ram, 2x8800 gt video cards and can run cs:s at 299 fps. this is a recent problem, and i have never had a problem with cs:s before. can someone help me resolve this issue.
#2
Posted 03 January 2009 - 02:26 PM
and yes i have tried deleting counterstrike source and re-installing multiple times
#3
Posted 09 May 2012 - 09:24 AM
I have recently had the exact same problem... I was under the impression it was because of the antivirus I had recently installed (Bitdefender 2012) so I uninstalled it. When I restarted my PC, it let me play all night just fine. But today, I turned my PC on again and CS:S is doing the same thing again... so now i'm extremely frustrated.
#4
Posted 09 May 2012 - 10:16 AM
[FIXED]
Try this:
Originally Posted by DIEB4ME
ok this is a simple fix and i stumbled upon it while searching other forums for a os page pool memory problem.
BE WARNED THIS SOLUTION, IF NOT DONE CORRECTLY MAY BE HARMFUL TO YOUR COMPUTER.
Heres the solution:
Start Menu > Run > regedit
Surf down to this key. The REG_DWORD "PagedPoolSize"
Code:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management
Double click on "PagedPoolSize". Hexadecimal is listed first.
Change the "Value Data" to one of these below:
Note: You only need to enter EITHER Hexadecimal or Decimal.
They both are the same. I recomend using 256Mb should solve the problem.
Code:
Megabytes Hexadecimal Decimal
192Mb 0c000000 201326592
256Mb 10000000 268435456
384Mb 18000000 402653184
You do not need anything bigger than 400Mb... in most cases 300Mb is too much as well.
Once you are done, make sure you reboot your computer.
GOOD LUCK! HAVE FUN!
It fixed it for me
Try this:
Originally Posted by DIEB4ME
ok this is a simple fix and i stumbled upon it while searching other forums for a os page pool memory problem.
BE WARNED THIS SOLUTION, IF NOT DONE CORRECTLY MAY BE HARMFUL TO YOUR COMPUTER.
Heres the solution:
Start Menu > Run > regedit
Surf down to this key. The REG_DWORD "PagedPoolSize"
Code:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Memory Management
Double click on "PagedPoolSize". Hexadecimal is listed first.
Change the "Value Data" to one of these below:
Note: You only need to enter EITHER Hexadecimal or Decimal.
They both are the same. I recomend using 256Mb should solve the problem.
Code:
Megabytes Hexadecimal Decimal
192Mb 0c000000 201326592
256Mb 10000000 268435456
384Mb 18000000 402653184
You do not need anything bigger than 400Mb... in most cases 300Mb is too much as well.
Once you are done, make sure you reboot your computer.
GOOD LUCK! HAVE FUN!
It fixed it for me
Edited by Hazlenuts, 09 May 2012 - 10:16 AM.
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