Citra crashes emulation but fps remains at 30 and speed at 100%

Issue:
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System Information

  • Operating System: Windows 10
  • CPU: Intel(R) Core™ i5-7200U CPU @ 2.50GHz 2.70 GHz
  • GPU: Intel(R) Hd graphics 620
  • Citra Version (found in title bar): Citra Nightly 1845
  • Game: Monster Hunter XX
  • Screenshot of Issue (include the full Citra window including titlebar):

Diagnostic Log
citra_log.txt (65.6 KB)

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Moved your issue to citra support

[   0.294264] Frontend <Info> citra_qt/main.cpp:GMainWindow:251: Host RAM: 3.87 GiB
[   0.294265] Frontend <Info> citra_qt/main.cpp:GMainWindow:252: Host Swap: 1.89 GiB

I’m kinda thinking this may be part of the issue. You should try setting a higher page file. @Ghost666 yuzu has a video for that, right?

Would that be changing the location of the citra folder?

Something like this should help.

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@Creed ^ Follow ghost’s instructions. If the issue remains, upload a new log file.

I increased my page file, according to my ram memory (4gb), but I didn’t put the indicated numbers because I read that it can cause instability in the system. I was not successful in solving the problem, this is a new log:
citra_log.txt (121.9 KB)

I saw that the minimum was 6144 and the maximum was approximately 12000, but I chose not to use these nominations for fear of a malfunction. @SleepingSnake

Setting the same value for each field is not an issue. It looks like you set it wrong for it to only report 3gb
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Can you see if at least setting 15000 for initial and max size helps after a reboot? You can always remove it if you don’t want it. Although there is no issue keeping it set.

I put 15000 on both, played for a long time without crashing but it happened again.
citra_log.txt (183.8 KB)

Hmm, it doesn’t appear to be crashing abruptly. What cheat code are you using currently?

The default 30 fps code. I was playing at 2x resolution at 30 fps, after following what the ghost told me the crashes became much less frequent, happening approximately every one/two hours.

I’m testing to play at 30 fps and with the native resolution, to see if anything changes.