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With this mod 4 PCORE at 2x %89. 2x at +%20 more using (%30)
B42. At max graphics + heavy load (Insane Count Zombies)
Soo use it.
In simple terms, the script checks how much RAM your device has. If it’s more than 16 GB, it launches the JVM (the Java "engine" used by the game) with a maximum heap of 10 GB (MEM_MAX). If you have less RAM, the script automatically uses smaller values to match your specs.
10240m is just the syntax for 10240 MB, which equals 10 GB. You can ask GPT or search the Java arguments -Xms / -Xmx if you want to experiment. For example, -Xmx48g would set a 48 GB max RAM (heap).
Keep in mind the game may use more RAM overall because it also has the graphical interface and native allocations in addition to the internal Java “server” part. However, giving the game a much larger heap than it needs won’t improve performance - it tends to delay garbage collection (cache cleanup) without real benefit, and may even have opposite effect to performance.
RE more RAM: I don’t think there’s much benefit in using more than 10–12GB. You can try manually setting `SET MEM_MAX=10240m` to a higher value if you see in the OS performance monitor that the game uses all RAM defined in the config, but it’s unlikely the game will utilize it effectively or give any extra FPS.
https://gist.github.com/ivmakk/b6026a539c620e5580e32f1179fe12a2