Side note, you can also increase the size limit of the file by editing a reg key, but since you mentioned you don't mess with the registry, I guess that's out. All that means is the log file will only maintain boot file info from the previous boot, so unless you need to maintain historical boot info, there should be no cons.
If your boot drive is an SSD, chances are you never interact with this file, so enabling circular logging should be a non-issue. This is only applicable if your boot drive is a spindle-based drive, since SSDs should not be defragmented and it doesn't benefit them. One of the main things the readyboot.etl file is used for is reorganizing boot files on disk via the defrag utility to speed up the boot process. (I don't play in the Registry and reinstalling the operating system at this time is not an option). Has anyone here had experience with this and any pros or cons? Any info is appreciated. The maximum files size is currently set to 20971520 bytes.' What research I have done suggests the going to Control Panel>Admin Tools/Performance Monitor>Data Collection Sets>Startup Event Trace Sessions>ReadyBoot>File>and select 'Circular Option'. As a result, events might be lost (not logged) to file 'C: Windows Prefetch ReadyBoot ReadyBoot.etl'. Since the stalls look like loadings a ramdrive should be the best solution to determine if the stalls ARE indeed loadings or some sort of CPU/GPU lag.Quote: 'The maximum file size for session 'ReadyBoot' has been reached. This is a trick that was suggested for SWTOR in order to minimize loading times. Now, tell me sth plz, are 4Gb of ram enough to run SR2 without a pagefile? I 'm thinking of loading the whole SR2 folder on a 12Gb RamDrive.
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Still, my old pc plays SR2 with light-years-better performance (however it's a pirated version that was installed to try SR2 out a few years ago and i dont wanna use it anymore since i now have the legal steam version). Including powertools i ve tried everything (powertools, ssd, dx9.0c, prefetch, lowest graphics, windowed mode, even 4:3 resolutions) and I havent seen any improvement other than 20-30% less frequent stalls. Should I try to reduce the game's speed lower than normal? Would that make the game more endurable?
As I said, before I dont have the known speed issue cause my cpu runs at 3.21 Ghz which is exactly the xbox360 processor speed. Even the powertools osd stalls along with the rest of the game. Configuring the Page file for crash dump failed. The maximum files size is currently set to 20971520 bytes. As a result, events might be lost (not logged) to file 'C:\Windows\Prefetch\ReadyBoot\ReadyBoot.etl'. pf files there.Īlso, i 've disabled my pagefile cause i have 16gigs of ram (who needs paging with that much ram?) The maximum file size for session 'ReadyBoot' has been reached. pf files (yes, i did check both options to show both hidden and protected system files). That's prolly cause my cpu runs at 3.2 ghz (i was mistaken on my 1st post). One thing is that I'm not having the speed issue. I ve gone through the FAQ, however i havent found anything to help me other than the prefetch thing. I dunno what to do, when I played SR2 last time it was on a Phenom x4 2.1 with 3.2 gb ram, a Radeon HD6770 and winxp sp2 32bit and i had superior performance (i still had some stalls at downtown but it was playable). As a result, events might be lost (not logged) to file C: Windows Prefetch ReadyBoot ReadyBoot.etl. However when i'm driving a jetski in an open area, i dont get any stalling, unless i approach an area with structures (even the ultor boat crib)Īt first I thought they were loadings or cachings, but that's impossible because my pc is too damn good for SR2: The maximum file size for session ReadyBoot has been reached. Havent tried it with airplane but i suppose its the same as with the chopper. Especially happens at any air-bridge edges, downtown, university, suburbs, and the district arround ultor building. And these areas are usually when there are multiple story buildings nearby. Either when Im driving or on foot, while I normally get 30 fps when hanging on a single spot, when i move there are some areas where I get a lot of consecutive stalls, some even longer than 10 seconds.
The game hasnt ever crashed, but it's performance is extremelly infernally creepingly nerve-pulverizingly slow.
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I installed SR2 (thru STEAM) and then i installed GOTR 1.9 (chose few options from the mod pack). I recently discovered GOTR and thought i 'd give it a try.
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