Hello, I'm having a serious problem allocating memory in Minecraft. After searching online for help, I tried changing the JVM Arguments to allocate more RAM (see image 1) but every time I do that nothing changes (image 2).
Erm. You are trying to allocate 2048 GIGABYTES there. No one has that much ram. Change that number to 2G and see what happens. Also it should be Xms not Xmn.
You environment is injected a variable _JAVA_OPTIONS that is setting Xmx very low.
This could be coming from your windows user profile variables, or in the past it has been caused by Razer Synapse (although it was a different number).
Hello, I'm having a serious problem allocating memory in Minecraft. After searching online for help, I tried changing the JVM Arguments to allocate more RAM (see image 1) but every time I do that nothing changes (image 2).
Can someone please help me...
Erm. You are trying to allocate 2048 GIGABYTES there. No one has that much ram. Change that number to 2G and see what happens. Also it should be Xms not Xmn.
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Hey scarycreepa, I just tried that and it just did this.
May I see what your Jvm arguments are. What I am thinking is wrong is that your Xms is larger than your Xmx but I can't see that.
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You environment is injected a variable _JAVA_OPTIONS that is setting Xmx very low.
This could be coming from your windows user profile variables, or in the past it has been caused by Razer Synapse (although it was a different number).
Scarycreepa, here's the JVM arguments.
Gerbil, I don't have Razer Synapse installed, but what should I do?
and I have 26G of RAM installed but no matter what I do it won't change in the game.
You have to find out what is setting _JAVA_OPTIONS and get rid of "-Xmx=256m" there
You should look at the Java control panel in the Java Runtime Environment Settings section.
You can also look at your environment variables as follows. (Assuming windows, but I'm looking at Windows 7 here, so it may be different for you).
Right click on "Computer" open Properties. Select "Advanced system settings". Select "Environment Variables"
Check both the User variables and the System variables. Look for JAVA_OPTIONS or _JAVA_OPTIONS