Fix “Your system is low on memory” error on GameLoop

“Your system is low on memory. Close some applications and restart the game“is one of the most common and common errors on the Android GameLoop emulator.

If you are installing and playing games on this emulator, there have certainly been some common GameLoop errors, one of which is “low memory error” that the following article will show us how to fix. the simplest clothes.

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The cause of Low memory error on GameLoop

The cause of this error is that the version of GameLoop you are using is too low and has not been upgraded for a long time. It does not qualify to meet the requirements required by the game or application you are trying to play. With this error, you just need to check the emulator version and GameLoop updates to the latest version is fine.

Another reason is that when the game or application we have installed is upgraded to a new version. And usually, new versions will always be heavier and more demanding than older versions, so your current setup is no longer enough for it to work.

Fix low memory errors on GameLoop

1. Allocate more RAM, memory for the emulator

With the two reasons as above, we also have different ways to overcome. Specifically, with the case lack of RAM on GameLoopWe do the following:

Step 1: From the main interface of the GameLoop emulator, left-click the icon father dash as shown below.

Step 2: Select next item Settings in the list of options that appear then.

Step 3: Window Settings Center appears, here, left-click Engine, we will see a lot of other settings appear, including Memory that we are in need.

Step 4: Adjust the amount of RAM you want to allocate to the emulator here and select Save to save.

ATTENTION:

Once done, you must restart GameLoop for the new setup to take effect.

2. Increase the amount of virtual memory on the computer

If method 1 is only for GameLoop, then this second method can be applied to all cases, all types of virtual machines, emulators being installed on the computer. However, the implementation is also a little more complicated, specifically:

Step 1: You open the window Control Panel on my computer. You can use the cmd command or left click Windows icon then enter the keyword “Control Panel” to execute.

Step 2: In this window, you scroll down to find and left-click on the item System. If not, change the part View by above the city Small icons.

Step 3: Continue to choose Advanced system settings as below interface.

Step 4: In System PropertiesLeft click to select the card Advanced / Settings …

Step 5: At this point, the dialog box Performance Options appears, you click the left mouse button on the card Advanced, choose Change …

Step 6: The foremost step is here, first:

• Uncheck the checkbox Automatically manage paging file size for all drives (if it is being marked)
• At this point, the list of drives below will be activated, you select the drive containing the computer’s operating system (usually drive C: )

Then continue to tick the item Custom size and fill in two boxes Initial size (MB) and Maximum size (MB) amount of RAM you want to allocate more.

Finally, choose to enter OK to save the settings and restart the computer. After enabling GameLoop and re-entering the original error game, you will no longer see the error emulator.