I have this error every 5-10 minutes of gameplay.

I don't use any ENBs and texture mods, only Project Nevada, AWOP, NVEC, Companion mod and some armor\weapon mods. I also use NVAC, stutter remover and 4gb Launcher, but it doesn't help.

Can anyone help me with the issue, please? I searched on nexus and etc, the only good anwsers were "use 4gb launcher" and that's all...

Try disabling your mods and see if it still occurs, start New Vegas with the 4GB Launcher, if you don't get "out of memory" re-enable your mods and launch with 4GB Launcher, see if still happens.

(I hope you actually have 4GBs of RAM in your computer o_o)

Haha, I actually have 16GBs pf RAM.

This bug still occurs though. I tried a clean build using Project Nevada only and it still crashes... Rarely, but crashes, especially when entering buildings.

I recommend New Vegas Anti-Crash (NVAC) http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/53635/?
See if it still occurs after enabling this.

As I said, I already use NVAC, stutter remover and 4GB launcher.

Try and use this little software:
http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/40442/?
You will have to play around little bit with it to find which settings would be best for your PC, It helped me when I used it for fallout 3 It reduced crashes a lot, now instead of creashing every 5 to 10 min I can play Fallout 3 with reasnable settings and graphics without crashing for hours.

Sometimes this happens for no apparent reason.

You could try playing without Project Nevada.

Sometimes it causes out of memory errors with lower-end PCs.

there is a new version of the 4gb launcher, atleast i think so. i seam to remember installing a new version when i cleaned my entire game. i to used to have this problem, but it dissapeared once i installed the 4gb launcher

http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/55061/?

Havoc wrote:

there is a new version of the 4gb launcher, atleast i think so. i seam to remember installing a new version when i cleaned my entire game. i to used to have this problem, but it dissapeared once i installed the 4gb launcher

http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/55061/?

Thank you very much, I will try this out today.

VanceStubbs wrote:

Havoc wrote:

there is a new version of the 4gb launcher, atleast i think so. i seam to remember installing a new version when i cleaned my entire game. i to used to have this problem, but it dissapeared once i installed the 4gb launcher

http://www.nexusmods.com/newvegas/mods/55061/?

Thank you very much, I will try this out today.

Just tried it today and the game still crashes

Any ideas?

It could be an error with the EXE file. You may want to try just a clean reinstallation. Take your save files and throw them into a different folder then uninstall Falllut and all it's contents. After reinstall it, only do this as a last resort because it's less than a fun time. I had the same error occur prior to the 4gb launcher but when I used it it worked fine although I did uninstall just in case right before I tried it out. Long story short you may have to uninstall that bad boy. :/

Are you sure if fnv4gb works for you? I also had issue like you, double click on fnv4gb.exe was opening launcher instead of game which means laaa is not injected. Reason was my game version - enplczru, adding "-SteamAppId 22490" in launch directory worked for me

jampa wrote:

Are you sure if fnv4gb works for you? I also had issue like you, double click on fnv4gb.exe was opening launcher instead of game which means laaa is not injected. Reason was my game version - enplczru, adding "-SteamAppId 22490" in launch directory worked for me

Hey, my version is enplcczru too! I will try this out today, thank you for the advice.

Long shot

Need the spec for the computer. If you are running with a integrated video card or low vram ( ram that comes with your graphic card separate from your computer memory) you might run into issues r/t textures not being able to load through the graphic and then those along with other scripts and such that would go to the processor get all lumped up into one place. There is only so much "Bandwidth" that can be used on a given computer.

Lower your graphic settings to the minimum across the board. See if you run out of memory then. Turn off everything. Shadows and the such. It will look like crap and be very small but it should run then. If so. raise up the Screen Resolution to the native of your monitor. Runs then .. then turn up your settings to medium .. etc and so forth. This will allow you to play with what you have currently installed while you try to figure out what the issue is. It might just be that you have to turn down the settings a bit until you are able to upgrade a component. ( reason for the spec request earlier.)

ritualclarity wrote:

Long shot

Need the spec for the computer. If you are running with a integrated video card or low vram ( ram that comes with your graphic card separate from your computer memory) you might run into issues r/t textures not being able to load through the graphic and then those along with other scripts and such that would go to the processor get all lumped up into one place. There is only so much "Bandwidth" that can be used on a given computer.

Lower your graphic settings to the minimum across the board. See if you run out of memory then. Turn off everything. Shadows and the such. It will look like crap and be very small but it should run then. If so. raise up the Screen Resolution to the native of your monitor. Runs then .. then turn up your settings to medium .. etc and so forth. This will allow you to play with what you have currently installed while you try to figure out what the issue is. It might just be that you have to turn down the settings a bit until you are able to upgrade a component. ( reason for the spec request earlier.)

Thank you for your contribution, but I think I already fixed the issue thanks to Jampa help.

Just played for 30 minutes with no FPS drop or crashes whatsoever!

I'm glad I could help

Excellent. Great to hear. Didn't know you fixed it.. Sorry for the added posts..   

I am glad you got this solved, this topic helped me as well, I didn't know that the 4gb has to launch the game directly to work, so thanks for bringing that up guys, now my game is even more stable, +1s