Strange lag

[Daffy_Duck]

This is my first post on the forum, so first of all, hello everybody!

I have been struggling with the memory error for a long time, but the problem became worse with 0.9. So i searched the internet for a solution, and found one. The thing was to enable battlefield 2, to use more than 2 gb ram, with the program visual studios. After spending quite some time trying to make it work, i finally manage to do it. And it actually worked, i was no longer kicked every second time i joined a server.
But then i began noticing that the gamed lagged more than usual. So i tried using fraps to see how high my fps was. And that was the strange thing, i had a pretty good fps, usually over 60, but there was still lag. It didn't matter if it was a server with 30 ping or 150, the lag was still there.

I don't now how so set the game back, to only use up to only use 2 gb ram. So if anyone knows what to do about this, it would be great.

[rushn]

which map where you playing? some maps have lag issues

[Daffy_Duck]

It's on several maps: Muttrah City, Laskgar Valley to name a few.

[J.F.Leusch69]

moved to support forums.

here you will get the needed help

and of course welcome Daffy_Duck to the Project Reality forums!

[Deadfast]

If you made a backup of BF2.exe revert back to that. If not I'm afraid you will have to reinstall the game

[SnipingCoward]

repatching with 1.5 bf2 patch might suffice too, since it replaces the bf2.exe with a patched version. However that 1.5 bf2.exe is supposed to have been patched with the large address awareness option. So it wouldn't really revert.

[Daffy_Duck]

Thanks for the replies guys.

The problem is i have uninstalled battlefield and project reality, but the ram changes still seems to work. I have no idea how to use the program to set it back to standard.

[SnipingCoward]

Maybe your conclusion, relating lag to bf2.exe large adress awareness fix, is false.

I think this guide provides other suggestions for fixing as well:
https://www.realitymod.com/forum/f27-pr ... emory.html