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When most softwares crash, Windows records an "Event" in its logs. eventvwr.msc, check under Application(s). As for any other kind of log from the game, if not in its own folders, it may not have created one. As for your RAM...you have practically none available. 6GB is very little in the way of trying to run this on Windows. If you're running 32-bit Windows, your processes are almost all limited to 4GB of allocation (certain API calls to Windows with PAE can circumvent this but most don't implement but Unity does but you don't have the RAM to give it). The game needs more than 4GB to run. Your GPU also shares in RAM usage as well. Honestly, upgrade that to at least 8GB. You're running out of memory at different moments causing different errors. Edit: Just saw screenshots; both can easily be caused by running out of RAM (GC is garbage collection for C# which is used for Unity's scripting API). You'll find most games that are heavily object-oriented (lots of class objects and such, picture complex JRPGs) will eat your RAM, especially if they're on managed languages (C# used by Unity for example). Paging is (simplified explanation) used to compensate for a lack of RAM. Your system writes 'not immediately used but technically allocated' memory from RAM into a file on your HDD/volume and then yields that memory in RAM for a process that requested memory for a task. Swap in, swap out, to prevent running out of memory. Usually the size is managed by your OS but sometimes, I've noticed, Windows screws that up and sets a limit on size. You can try changing the size. *sigh geek spiral sorry*Yup some unity game was unable to run at all at this PC but almost 98% able to run without problem
Um... can i ask where game log or eventvwr place the game say it create event log but i was unable find it on game folder... also i run game with administrator permision and its run but there is 3 type of crashes (Auto close, Heap error and runtime error) i was unable to play at all... for Ram i have 6 gig and game always run at 4gig max or 3.9 gig never go up and my HDD is curretly have 100+gig free space anyway here is the SS
TLDR: You can try to increase your paging file to compensate. Some games can tolerate being paged but some cannot (due to the way some data may need to be accessed such as in a large-enough amount at a single given time). Given many software needs for RAM I'd recommend setting the upper limit of your paging file to at 8GB. Paging is used in Windows for other things as well. I wouldn't give it more than 8GB though, no reasonable benefit. (More == less chance of anything running out of memory but paging can be harder on a HDD, ESPECIALLY SSDs/NVMes, try NEVER to use paging with them or you'll shorten their lifespan!!!) More info:
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TLDR:TLDR: Get more RAM.
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