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Please understand that i',m not good at english.

I couldn't find the solution on my country's forum





When I turn on the minecraft, javaw.exe takes about 1.5GB on Ram, but after 30 minutes it goes until 5~6GB and i get serious frame drops.

I never had reached to the limit cause I feel too much inconvinience so i turn off the minecraft.



I use Intel i5-2500, 8GB memory ram and GTX 670



I use forge 1.7.1010.13.2.1230

And use Java Argument settings -Xms1024m -Xmx2048m -XX:PermSize=256m



I use current mods:



enderIO 1.7.10-2.1.0.223

binnie mods 2.0pre3

industrialcraft2 2.2.658 experimental

kp(korean patch) 1.7.10

CodeChickenCore 1.7.10-1.0.4.29-universal

ChickenChunks-1.7.10-1.3.4.4.14

Recipe Book

OpenBlocks 1.7.10 1.3snapshot 259

forestry 1.7.10 3.2.0.5

buildcraft 6.1.8

InventoryTweaks 1.58-147

tree-capitator 1.7.2

reiMinimap 1.7.10-3.6

OptiFIne 1.7.10 HD_A4





There was still memory leak before i use binnie mods and enderIO but the memory leak didn't happened so seriously so i turned off and turn on every 2hours.



But as i build machines and pipes whatever the mod pack content has, the memory leak went serious that frame drop happenes every 20minutes.

And the memory leak doesn't happen when I make a new world.



Some might say just delete the current world and start new world.Or maybe this can be a just a single player game to others, but i've been playing this 'world' for total of 6.96d + world lost and backup (perhaps 10d). And this save includes many hours of LAN multi play with my brother.



I sincerly call for help.



Thank you for reading.

You could try updating to 2.0 pre 5 version of binnies, see if it's already been fixed. It's up on curse.
EnderIO is similarly newer. Current version is 2.2.7.325 (also on curse).
Both for 1.7.10

Thanks.

If it doesn't get solved, would it be better to update all the other mods?

Updates are generally a good thing as bugs get fixed, as long as you're updating to a stable version. The issue is you don't know which mod is leaking.