Posted August 13, 2016
Uhh, we have it on 3 PC's with Win10 in the home, zero issues.
Also, gamers shouldn't be running Win7 anymore, Win7 doesn't support the new API's like DX12 and Win7 is pretty buggy compared to Win10.
SkyHighGam3r: Run the game in Borderless Window mode instead of Fullscreen. That will solve the Alt+Tab problem.
Some people say it runs better, others say it runs worse. Just depends on your system. RMV
bigbangnet: I can confirm that running in borderless fixes the alt+tab problem. But after some time though the game stutters and the framerate drops mad below 10fps. I haven't monitored anything on my pc while in it. I will do though That sounds like a memory leak. Are you running 8GB or less?
Also, have you tried CleanMem? CleanMem isn't a placebo, it modifies the windows memory fragment cleanup task to run every 15 minutes vs once a day. It makes a remarkable difference in games with memory leaks. It's free and it's not some fake memory optimization trash.
http://www.pcwintech.com/cleanmem
So how does CleanMem work?
CleanMem Works by calling a Windows API. CleanMem doesn't change the working set of a processes. It simply asks Windows to do all the work. So Windows does the trimming, the moving and manages everything. This is why there is never any crashes of programs and any performance hit to the system. To put it short CleanMem doesn't work against the Windows memory manager, it works with it :-)
Also, gamers shouldn't be running Win7 anymore, Win7 doesn't support the new API's like DX12 and Win7 is pretty buggy compared to Win10.
Some people say it runs better, others say it runs worse. Just depends on your system. RMV
Also, have you tried CleanMem? CleanMem isn't a placebo, it modifies the windows memory fragment cleanup task to run every 15 minutes vs once a day. It makes a remarkable difference in games with memory leaks. It's free and it's not some fake memory optimization trash.
http://www.pcwintech.com/cleanmem
So how does CleanMem work?
CleanMem Works by calling a Windows API. CleanMem doesn't change the working set of a processes. It simply asks Windows to do all the work. So Windows does the trimming, the moving and manages everything. This is why there is never any crashes of programs and any performance hit to the system. To put it short CleanMem doesn't work against the Windows memory manager, it works with it :-)
Post edited August 13, 2016 by mayahana