[savior]

Yes (or round-abouts)

Again wrong. The memory limit for a 32bit process is indeed 4gb on 64bit systems, but this is for native processes.
As the name suggests, the JVM is a virtual machine and has generally a fairly big overhead memory-wise.
Also, the heap is one big chunk of memory, expanding the size of this chunk is difficult because of the memory fragmentation.
Edit: The expected limit of the heap size should be raking around 1.5g.

 

[party]

Again wrong. The memory limit for a 32bit process is indeed 4gb on 64bit systems, but this is for native processes.
As the name suggests, the JVM is a virtual machine and has generally a fairly big overhead memory-wise.
Also, the heap is one big chunk of memory, expanding the size of this chunk is difficult because of the memory fragmentation.
Edit: The expected limit of the heap size should be raking around 1.5g.

Interesting - but if you had a large amount of memory in the first place, surely that single chunk would be less restricted?

 

[arbiter]

You can always run multiple RuneMate applications and put 1-2 bots on each application.

 

[savior]

Interesting - but if you had a large amount of memory in the first place, surely that single chunk would be less restricted?

Hmm I dont think so. I have 32gb ram and it caps out at 1.3g for me.

 

[party]

Hmm I dont think so. I have 32gb ram and it caps out at 1.3g for me.

There's a good chance that what I was reading was based on an OS other than Windows.

 

[savior]

There's a good chance that what I was reading was based on an OS other than Windows.

Afaik Solaris allows slightly higher memory. But who uses solaris lol