Minecraft Education keeps eating my RAM

Hi Zeke,

Thank you for posting in Microsoft Xbox Community. I'm sorry to hear that you're having issues when playing Minecraft Education. I understand that it utilizes the rest of your RAM. I know how important this is to you.

I want to make sure that your issue will be resolved the soonest possible time.. With this, I recommend that you submit a ticket directly to Minecraft support. In this way, we can be assured that your case will be logged, attended and monitored in a timely manner. Please use this link

https://help.minecraft.net/hc/en-us/request/new...

Regards,

Alvaro

really? it eats up like 4gb of my ram at launch and never goes down

honestly it is not the first instance of video games used for educational purposes, examples the assassins creed origins and odyssey with their educational exploration modes. Minecraft has some value in education systems with use of red stone to create
electrical circuits among creativity for obvious reasons. how will it affect education, this seems experimental and something to keep an eye on.

The ram hasnt been annonced find me a link to prove me wrong and ill eat my words

Hi, Tacouzy.

Thank you for posting in the Microsoft Community.



From your description, I understand that you found that the game was glitching and flickering when running WWZ: Aftermath, and the RAM usage was also increasing. I understand your confusion about this problem.



The black screen, increasing memory usage, and possible Intel iGPU compatibility issues you mentioned are indeed possible compatibility issues between the game and some integrated graphics cards (such as Intel Iris Xe). Such problems usually occur when the game is not optimized for integrated graphics or takes up too many resources when processing graphics rendering.



DXVK mainly replaces DirectX 11 through Vulkan rendering, but this may cause compatibility issues with Intel iGPU in some cases, especially when the integrated graphics card is not specially optimized to support Vulkan.



Sometimes permission issues may prevent the application from starting properly. Try right-clicking the program and selecting Run as administrator.

Right-click the application and select "Properties". In the pop-up window, switch to the "Compatibility" tab. Here, check the option to "Run this program in compatibility mode for" and select an earlier Windows version like Windows 10, Windows 8, or Windows 7 from the drop-down menu.



For some solutions to try to fix the game crash, you can visit the following link. The website mentions switching to DirectX11 if using Vulkan.

World War Z: Aftermath Crashes – Saber Interactive

Disclaimer: Microsoft does not provide any implied or other warranties and/or guarantees and is not responsible for the information you obtain from third-party linked websites or any technical-related support.



In addition to this, you can also try to contact the support of the game for further help.



We look forward to hearing from you!



Best Regards.

Capoo - MSFT | Microsoft Community Support Specialist