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http://pastebin.com/CcE5fE4e I start to try to load it up and it doesn't want to load up, not to sure if it is because of the mods I have In or not, that pastebin is the details of it
It doesn't look like it's caused directly by mods, it looks like it's caused by "[20:56:58 INFO]: Client> Could not reserve enough space for object heap".
Try changing your JVM arguments to a power of 2, example -Xmx1G, -Xmx2G or -Xmx4G depending on how much RAM you have, sometimes it's wonky if you use anything that's not a power of 2. (JVM arguments can be edited through your profile from the launcher.) Usually you only need 1GB or 2GB for a modded client.
Use -XX:MaxPermSize=256m only if you have a lot of mods, although it may help in this situation, you can also increase the number to 512m if it still causes issues.
If it still throws that error, then it's possible there's a mod(s) using a lot more RAM than it needs to.
You can't use more then 1GB without installing 64 bit Java. Assuming you have a 64 bit OS and can install 64 bit Java.
I'm not too sure about Minecraft itself, forgive me if I'm wrong, it's about ~4GB that a 32-bit program can allocate a maximum heap size. But I would also recommend getting the 64-bit Java.
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Try changing your JVM arguments to a power of 2, example -Xmx1G, -Xmx2G or -Xmx4G depending on how much RAM you have, sometimes it's wonky if you use anything that's not a power of 2. (JVM arguments can be edited through your profile from the launcher.) Usually you only need 1GB or 2GB for a modded client.
Use -XX:MaxPermSize=256m only if you have a lot of mods, although it may help in this situation, you can also increase the number to 512m if it still causes issues.
If it still throws that error, then it's possible there's a mod(s) using a lot more RAM than it needs to.
I'm not too sure about Minecraft itself, forgive me if I'm wrong, it's about ~4GB that a 32-bit program can allocate a maximum heap size. But I would also recommend getting the 64-bit Java.