why is softperfect ram disk not free anymore

Lastly Project Zomboid does use allot of RAM already so this might not be a option for you if you don't have enough RAM. However i'm not sure if the same program is for linux. I use a free program called 'softperfect ram disk' and it does automatic backups to my HDD every 5 mins. a RAM disk will use your memory as storage device, just like a hard drive but it's extremely fast. So i used a SSD for abit but then after a few months i notice this is writing quite allot of data and decided to look into something else, SSDs have limited amount of write cycles before they can't write anymore. Sorry perhaps i should explain :) PZ Server saves/edits hundreds of files every min, It became slow on a Hard drive, the needle just can't move fast enough to write these tiny files, When hosting for around 6+ people in all different areas of the map, This game saves any map changes such as items, and zombie locations and bodies. I am trying to figure out how best to utilize my memory on both my client and server before I start it up. Or if I max out the memory in the start-up link, will it take away memory that other parts of the game needs and thus GIMP my server? OK.FINALLY my question: Does ProjectZomboid run fully in Java in that Heap Space space? Meaning, should I change the memory usage on my start-up link to something like 'java Xms3072m -Xmx3072m?' Ok.to continue: It seems the 2048m -Xmx2048m is for 'Heap Space' which is 'memory space set aside for the objects that your program creates.' On UNIX type systems the largest it can be is 3GB on 32bit OSs, where the Xms is the minimum memory set aside and Xmx is the maximum memory set aside for heap space.

When I edit ProjectZomboidServer.bat one part reads '-Xms2048m -Xmx2048m'īefore I continue, I am using the following link as a reference and pulling liberally from it: This is where my ignorance shines and I need some clarification: HOPEFULLY (fingers crossed) that is enough for me and 2-4 other people. That roughly leaves me 3 GB RAM I want to dedicate for the game. I would like to keep another 128MB for a buffer zone. I have heard that that is because part of the channels that take memory to the processor is dedicated for peripherals, like video cards, so a full 4GB can't be used. I know (assumption) that 32 bit OSs only use about 3.5GB of RAM. It is on a much older box (dual core processor, 4GB RAM, and a 32 bit OS/motherboard). It has been a while since I did anything from scratch and I have never worked much with java, so please disabuse me of false assumptions and/or information.

Why is softperfect ram disk not free anymore