Syria Map Crashes

[Eaglewings]

I am having crashes with Syria map since updating to 2.7. I have yet to see how that theatre looks like in 2.7. The weird thing is that my other maps (Caucasus, Nevada and Persian) works okay.

I have removed all mods to no avail.

Attached is my debug log file.

I appreciate any help to resolving this crashes

dcs.log

[XPACT]

Seems to be related to you not having allocated page file. Try setting page file (virtual memory) to system managed first, it should fix it.

 

Even if you have large amount of memory and you don't utilize it fully it is still good to have page file just in case because system will always have some space for swapping and won't feel threatened that RAM will run out like it's probably happening in this case (it cannot allow that to happen because system would instantly crash even if you only need 1bit over maximum memory), here windows prevented that memory build up by not allowing DCS access to more memory, which results in a crash.

Edited April 16, 2021 by XPACT
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[Eaglewings]

Seems to be related to you not having allocated page file. Try setting page file (virtual memory) to system managed first, it should fix it.
 
Even if you have large amount of memory and you don't utilize it fully it is still good to have page file just in case because system will always have some space for swapping and won't feel threatened that RAM will run out like it's probably happening in this case (it cannot allow that to happen because system would instantly crash even if you only need 1bit over maximum memory), here windows prevented that memory build up by not allowing DCS access to more memory, which results in a crash.

Thanks so much.
Like you pointed out I removed page file recently because I thought I since I have 32g of ram and it not fully used, it is better to be draw all my ram use from there.

I kind of updated my graphic driver to the latest and was able to get into Syria map.
I will also double that with the ram allocation advice you gave.

Cheers