I had the same thing happen its a problem with memory management. It would appear that if you have a lot of memory this can occur. Not sure if it might be cpu also.
Here's how to fix it :-
And it will fix it!
Lets assume you have steam.
- Right click on DayZ in steam and select properties.
- Click on the general TAB along the top. (Might already be on that)
- At bottom of screen click on "Set Launch Options"
- A Box will open type in ---> -maxMem=2048
Do not include ---> its simply pointing to what you type.
This will cure the trouble your having. If it still occurs you might what to also try.
How many extra cores/threads your CPU has, see the list below:
Amd cpus:
-Dual Core: -cpuCount=2, -exThreads=1
-Quad Core: -cpuCount=4, -exThreads=3
-Six Cores: -cpuCount=4, -exThreads=5
-Eight Cores: -cpuCount=4, -exThreads=7
Intel cpus:
-Dual Core: -cpuCount=2, -exThreads=1
-Dual Core with 4 threads: -cpuCount=2, -exThreads=3
-Quad Core: -cpuCount=4, -exThreads=3
-Quad Core with 8 threads: -cpuCount=4, -exThreads=7
example my added line would be ---->
-maxMem=2048 -cpuCount=4 -exeThread=7
If your not using steam find your game exe file and add it.