ISLC has seemingly locked my pc's ram at half.

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ISLC has seemingly locked my pc's ram at half.

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Title. Installed this off a recommendation from a post to help optimize a game. Pretty standard settings from what I've seen across this forum and others, it didn't have the wanted effect so I stopped using it. I went to play other games and found I now have a CONSTANT stutter no matter what. My FPS never drops and my pc's resource usage is minimal, but my ram usage is stuck at exactly 47% no matter what. I'm guessing it is somehow capped at that now, and is constantly stuttering because it can't go any higher. I have tried uninstalling ISLC completely, I have tried different settings, of course reset my PC and other things, no fix. This issue arose only after using ISLC

ISLC has seemingly locked my pc's ram at half.

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Re: ISLC has seemingly locked my pc's ram at half.

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coolbeans42700 wrote: Sat Oct 28, 2023 2:13 am Title. Installed this off a recommendation from a post to help optimize a game. Pretty standard settings from what I've seen across this forum and others, it didn't have the wanted effect so I stopped using it. I went to play other games and found I now have a CONSTANT stutter no matter what. My FPS never drops and my pc's resource usage is minimal, but my ram usage is stuck at exactly 47% no matter what. I'm guessing it is somehow capped at that now, and is constantly stuttering because it can't go any higher. I have tried uninstalling ISLC completely, I have tried different settings, of course reset my PC and other things, no fix. This issue arose only after using ISLC
ISLC does not do anything permanent if its not running and you removed it, there is no effect left. If you have problem now, its either your configuration or hardware. ISLC doesn't change anything related to memory when it's not running.
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