Hey,

Over the last few days hon seems to be lagging so badly that it has become unplayable. Its really the only again i play apart from minecraft now. So i uninstalled hon and reinstalled it changed from dx9 to opengl which was a possible fix but nothing has change it seems to have gotten worse. I thought it might have been FPS issues but i was sitting at 125 the whole game.

I was monitoring my memory usage while playing and it was staying at 100%. I have 4gb RAM and only background programs i run are ts, xfire, steam.

I've done malware, spyware, virus and rootkit checks and nothing has been found.

Is there any maintainence programs i can use to test/clean the RAM or have any suggestions on what i can do to try and fix this issue. I run windows 7 Ultimate 64bit

what is using the most amount of ram and how much?

Cool story i was lagging in hon like a bitch and sometimes blue screening it turns out it was my ram. got new ram and had good times. Btw i have 4 gig of ram ddr3 for sale if u want

Hon was using like 1.7gb

hmm i noticed you were shitter then usual last game scott.

can you do a memtest /dskchk and report back

not sure if that's normal for the game but sounds like it could be memory leaking, I don't play HoN so I don't know if a patch has came out recently..

Just ran memtest got 1 error, i have a pic of it if it is required. did chkdsk no errors.

I'd run memtest a few times just to confirm the error wasn't a one off sort of thing.

i rand it for about 7 hours over night while i was sleeping

What was the memtest error message?

RUN YOUR GAME WITH 1 STICK OF RAM (assuming 2gb sticks)

If the problem persists, try the other stick.

Replace the dud stick.

Seems to be running alot better atm. Everything is smooth for once, but if it starts happening again i will definately do that. Starting my new job on monday so i probably wont have this computer for too much longer anyway.

I have started having problems again. I tried using only 1 stick of RAM changed slots etc etc and nothing changed. Do you think it could be the board? Or should i just bite the bullet and get some new RAM