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Just place the files in your game folder and you should be good.
Quick question are you using any overclocking?
I'm not overclocking, no.
I know you said you tried multiple settings but if not this, give it a try.
Go in to your Catalyst Control Center and set your Anti-aliasing mode to Adaptive Multi-sample AA or higher
or try resetting your settings to default.
Just wondering is your steam overlay on or off?
My overlay is on. I'll try to play the game without it.
Edit: Playing the game with the overlay on or off makes no difference.
Goto graphics and advanced, switch it to low and see if the error goes away. If so then look at which settings were set to off, increase each one or re-enable it 1 by 1 and test it to see which setting it may be. Then leave that setting off.
If it's caused by an ingame setting then you should be able to fix it that way.
Yep, already did that. Set everything to low or off when available, I tried windowed and fullscreen, tried multiple resolutions, nothing works.
The message says it's a render problem.
Also are you sure it's not trying to use the wrong gpu, like if you have an onboard also.
If you do have an onboard and it's not turned off, try disabling it so it will just use the sapphire video card.
I don't have an onboard gpu either. The 3600 doesn't have that.
Some of the 5700 drivers had an issue with the direct3d ddi in the newer drivers coming up as unknown when you run a directx test and that Direct3D Acceleration is not available. That's probably causing your issue.
Uninstall the drivers and install a different version of the drivers,
https://www.amd.com/en/support/graphics/amd-radeon-5700-series/amd-radeon-rx-5700-series/amd-radeon-rx-5700-xt
By the way, I really don't think it has anything to do with the GPU or anything of the sort. When I first booted it, the game ran absolutely fine, I was getting 100+ fps with every setting maxed at 1080p. I played for about ten minutes, then shut it down for the day; it's only upon the subsequent boots that the problem rose up. Shouldn't it be a problem with the game files themselves or something, rather than my computer ? Then again, checking the files doesn't help. I'm kinda confused by all this.
And if the recommended drivers are the same version as the other drivers they would have the same issue.
Run the DXDIAG and see if anything comes up as unknown or unavailable.
Goto the windows search bar and type dxdiag, it should list it, run it then check the display tab
https://i.imgur.com/PKvQ7rk.png Everything seems to be A-OK on my end. No problems on the other tabs either.
Try installing dx9 on your windows 10, it could be you're missing some dx files as it is a dx9 game and win10 doesn't have dx9 fully installed. It won't downgrade your directx but will add addition support files.
https://youtu.be/yMNVLoxD8fQ
Links in description for the files.
Trying to eliminate everything to see what's up.
You could also try installing the Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 4
Download and install both the x86 version and the x64 versions.
https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=30679
I also just tried to uninstall and reinstall the game.