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Unable to allocate enough memory

Open Thane5 opened this issue 3 years ago • 7 comments

I was trying to compress the game files of Witcher 3 into a 7z archive, but after a few seconds NanaZip would show an error about being unable to allocate enough memory for this operation.

  • The uncompressed files are about 33GB
  • i have 32GB of RAM
  • I tried to do the same with the latest release of 7-zip, which did not have the issue. While compressing the files 7-zip only needed just above 1,8GB of RAM.
  • Tested using Windows store preview version on Windows 11.

Thane5 avatar Jan 02 '22 14:01 Thane5

Can you provide the screenshots of "add to archive" options dialog and error dialog?

Kenji Mouri

MouriNaruto avatar Jan 02 '22 15:01 MouriNaruto

Context menu option i used: Screenshot 2022-01-02 170035

Error message: Screenshot 2022-01-02 165835

Thane5 avatar Jan 02 '22 16:01 Thane5

@Thane5

Got it.

But which the compression level you have chosen? For example, I wonder to see the screenshot like that. image

Kenji Mouri

MouriNaruto avatar Jan 02 '22 16:01 MouriNaruto

I didn't change any settings, so i guess this should be the ones it uses: Screenshot 2022-01-02 172010

Thane5 avatar Jan 02 '22 16:01 Thane5

@Thane5

Got it. I will try to reproduce it.

Kenji Mouri

MouriNaruto avatar Jan 02 '22 19:01 MouriNaruto

Got the same issue 16GB of RAM Issue comes when you try to compress a big enough file (a 38GB file in my issue) and ONLY with the right click, "add to filename.7z". The other options work fine. RAM is filled up completely and then the compression crashes.

Zriel88 avatar Jan 10 '22 19:01 Zriel88

Same here. It happens only sometimes when I try to create an archive via the context menu without opening the extended archive creation dialog. When I use the dialog, it works perfectly fine. It't not even a big bunch of files, just a folder with mp3s, 270 MB.

Unbenannt 1

Merowinger86 avatar May 09 '22 15:05 Merowinger86