Memory Leak / Crash

Problem signature:
Problem Event Name: APPCRASH
Application Name: Client.exe
Application Version: 0.0.0.0
Application Timestamp: 51006f3e
Fault Module Name: wrap_oal.dll
Fault Module Version: 2.2.0.7
Fault Module Timestamp: 4b04488c
Exception Code: 40000015
Exception Offset: 00048441
OS Version: 6.1.7601.2.1.0.256.48
Locale ID: 1033
Additional Information 1: 6fd1
Additional Information 2: 6fd1cc53f841a34001a33ef7a76b0802
Additional Information 3: 784a
Additional Information 4: 784a804b4039e48ea52781d8fe9f91d9


This is the 3rd time this happened today. The first time I had a problem with my 'E' key dropping me to my desktop and opening explorer.exe, so I logged out, and the Client did not respond, and subsequently crashed. This last time there were no warning signs, I simply logged out to get on another character. When the game crashes, it should be noted that I opened Task Manager to view the process, and it was using every bit of my free memory, which at the time was over 3.4GB. When I attempted to do a process dump, it started staggering all over the place and faulted.

I was able to get a p/s of the last one using a ton of memory:

Had the same thing happen to me today. Game definately has a memory leak which I'm guessing is causing a lot of the crashes. Didn't grab a screenshot of mine but same thing.

mine just keeps telling me out of memory and it crashes
it usually happens when I'm changing locations for the 3rd or 2nd time...
I'm using windows 8 32-bit pro
4gb ram
525m NVidia
and i5 2.3 ghz processor

I bet it's only on the W8 OS since I play for over a week and got no problems on W7 64 bits

I am using (on my laptop) Windows 7 64-bit and I noticed that it would progressively start to lag miserably..open task manager and it was showing almost near 2gb of RAM, I've dealt with it by usually restarting the client, but it starts to get bothersome after a while. I've never seen one application on any computer I have used, use that much RAM.

When I start the game it says it needs 16777216 Terabytes of VM-size, and the RAM itself keeps growing and growing until it reaches my computer's (almost maximum) RAM (about 15 minutes?). Then the game freezes and shows 16777216 Terabytes of actual RAM being used (which obviously is not possible).

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VM Size: the total of all private (not shared) bytes allocated by this process, whether currently in physical memory or not. It's a better value for tracking whether you have a memory leak than 'Mem Usage'. The same value is available in Performance Monitor as 'Process: Private Bytes'.
http://stackoverflow.com/a/27543