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Warzone Ram Leak

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OK a RAM leak is something that tends to cause BSODs. You don't have a 'leak.' Leaks are patchable by the developer. 

 

Warzone is just extra demanding on the memory. Being warzone, even tho I don't play, this does not surprise me. No need to be alarmed. Just make sure chrome isn't running in the background and u will be fine. 

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Ok so I have 16gb Corsair Vengeance ram, Every game I play never takes it past 40-45% usage but warzone takes it to 75-89% usage Tm saying it's at 11.98 gb of 15.9gb, I have looked on Google and many hours trying to find a solution but to no avail most posts say Vram but no problem there as my gpu handles it, so if anyone could shed some light on a fix for this I would be grateful, I have done sfc, image fix, fresh os etc and Activision ain't any help.

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OK a RAM leak is something that tends to cause BSODs. You don't have a 'leak.' Leaks are patchable by the developer. 

 

Warzone is just extra demanding on the memory. Being warzone, even tho I don't play, this does not surprise me. No need to be alarmed. Just make sure chrome isn't running in the background and u will be fine. 

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A memory leak will typically make the game consume more ram over time, and cause a system crash.

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