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I have been playing Rocket League for quite a wile now, and it is running fantastic with the newest open source AMD drivers. What I was wondering was why is the game using this huge amount of memory? When I start the game and do nothing else than check the memory usage its on 2.7Gb! If I play for an hour or two it can easily get over 5Gb of memory usage! I asked a friend of mine who also is playing the game but on windows, and it newer gets over 700mb of memory usage on his system, why is this?!
Does anyone have the same experience or a solution to this? Is Rocket League memory leaking?
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