Tekkit crashes after being played for a little

[Bluefire262]

Title: Tekkit crashes after being played for a little

Version: 3.1.2

OS: Windows 7

Java Version: 7

Description of Problem:

Running tekkit is fine, and so is playing it, for the first ten minutes. After that, the entire game freezes, I cant move my mouse, and i have to get task manager open to close tekkit down. This happens when i play with the sphax 32x32 tp, as well as the default tp. I have a fairly new computer (about 4 months old) with 8g of RAM. Normal minecraft runs fine on my computer, tekkit, as well as technic are the only mods ive tried through tekkitlauncher, and both crash. If anyone is able to help, I would love to know what to do.

p.s. i have tried uninstalling and re installing tekkit.

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[Bluefire262]

Note: I have a 64 bit os

[wastipk]

I having the same problem, been trying to find a solution for days now, still nothing I'm afraid. I have realised that it only happens in Tekkit multiplayer, is it the same for you?

Also, the following solutions do not work:

Removing MAtmos

Changing Optifine version

Lowering view distance/ gfx settings.

Reinstalling anything.

Do you have an ATI graphics card? Just trying to think of what we may have in common.

[JarJariggs123]

This happens to me as well. To fix this I just have to delete some never used stuff from my computer (i.e. my entire web history, old games, powerpoints I did in middle school) and this seems to help for a while before it starts freezing again, but beyond that I haven't found much that fixes this. I have tried allocating more memory to Java, but this doesn't seem to work either.

[Marcontian]

8g, running a server locally and the tekkit client will overload your box. After you factor in RAM set aside for basic system needs and then any other active background applications like winamp/itunes/browser...and you'll be out of ram and paging to your hard drive like crazy. This becomes especially apparent if you're running a developed world using things like dimensional anchors which eat up a lot of system resources.

However, lacking further information it's difficult to make a diagnosis.

[andret]

I can't understand how you came to the conclusion he is running both server and client?

My understanding is that when he plays technic or tekkit (I assume he joins a server not hosted on his computer!) his game crash after a few minits.

Note: I have a 64 bit os

If you contact me on PM I can try to help you.

[Marcontian]

I can't understand how you came to the conclusion he is running both server and client?

My understanding is that when he plays technic or tekkit (I assume he joins a server not hosted on his computer!) his game crash after a few minits.

If you contact me on PM I can try to help you.

You're right, I have no idea how I arrived at that. However, it does sound like a resource failure of some sort.