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Upgrade to Windows 10 reduce OOM?

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Hi Everyone:

As the title says, would upgrading to Windows 10 Home 64 help with OOM issues with the latest P3D V3 version?

Thank you.


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this  is  a million dollar  question and the answer most likely  nope


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4 hours ago, Henrique Santos said:

I can´t say about P3d, but I have Fsx with W10 64, and never had a OOM problem. Of couse I also have Dx10fixer.

This is P3D only ....


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Windows 10 doesn't change the fact the P3D and/or FSX are both 32-bit programs.  You will have the same 4GB limit like any other 64-bit operating system running a 32-bit program.  All because it's WIN10 doesn't mean anything inside the program will change (textures, dlls, etc).  P3D 3.xx will still be the same P3D 3.xx on Windows7, 8 and 10...no difference.

The only thing that will change VAS usage, on any operating system, is your settings...period.


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Hmmm...Well thanks for the insight gang.  Warning:  These replies could lead to a new topic post.  =;-)


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Yup, a 32 Bit app is a 32 Bit app, wouldn't matter if it was running on Windows My Little Pony Edition™, It'd still have that same limit on addressable memory size. :biggrin:

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4 hours ago, Chock said:

Windows My Little Pony Edition™

LOL!!


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