FalsePattern
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1 year ago FalseTweaks has a workaround for 22.X versions of AMD drivers that used to stop a memory leak with minecraft. It looks like in newer versions of the drivers, it behaves a lot differently and actually worsens the leak.
I removed the automatic detection code from the bugfix, and made it Disabled by default in 2.5.6, so the leak should no longer happen now.
Serega007RU
Everything is shown in the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PfCe2xAsUyA
More detailed explanations: In order not to delay the video, I put the video on 2 pauses, at the beginning to demonstrate an increase in memory consumption and at the end when the memory is almost exhausted
Why did I decide that this is only for AMD graphics cards? I have 3 other friends, one has a GTX 550 TI graphics card and he does not have such a problem. The rest of my two friends have a graphics card from AMD and they have such a problem. If you need the exact models of these video cards, I can provide.
What does FalseTweaks have to do with it? Without FalseTweaks, this problem does not occur, but at least on vanilla modpack without other mods. On modpack with a bunch of popular mods, there is still a memory leak, as I understand it, but at least it is not as aggressive as with FalseTweaks. Maybe this is really a problem specifically for AMD, it's hard for me to understand what's wrong with AMD.
I hope for your help in studying this problem, write for any additional information
I'm sorry that the interface is in Russian, I myself am Russian and it's difficult for me to switch to English to demonstrate the bug.
Versions: Forge 1.7.10 10.13.4.1614 UniMixins-all 0.1.11 FalsePatternLib 0.11.4 FalseTweaks 2.5.5 AMD Driver 23.5.2 Stable version
Save of world test.zip