game crashing to green screen

[The Wise Sage Of Vast Knowledge]

is anyone else having their computer go to a green screen when they play

[LudomiR]

me too, i don't have idea with how i can solve this ♥♥♥♥

[The Wise Sage Of Vast Knowledge]

Originally posted by Ludmilo:

me too, i don't have idea with how i can solve this ♥♥♥♥

do you have to completely shut off your pc and do you happen to have a amd radeon gpu i have the 6950xt and it also did it with starfield

[LudomiR]

Yes, when the error occurs I have to turn it off using the power button, my card is an AMD RX 570.

[LudomiR]

I searched a lot and so far I haven't found any solution.

[The Wise Sage Of Vast Knowledge]

ok im glad to have found someone else with the same problem as me i could not find anyone who has our problem either

[Behe]

in my pc, the game is crashing like, randomly, it doenst even last like, 3 mins

[envirovore]

Try rolling out of whatever insider build you're rolled into (Greenscreen of death is Windows Insider Program only).
Other than that, it's triggered by some sort of critical system fault error.
The only time I've had one was due to unstable custom RAM timing tunings.

Edit: wait, do you mean Green Screen of Death, or just full on blank green screen? Later sounds like it'd be more GPU fault related in some way.

[LudomiR]

I played for approximately 7 hours without any errors, I reached the end of the arasaka coup and my game crashed when V left the dumpster. Whenever I try to load this save my game crashes and gives a green or black screen.

Edit: In my case the screen is not always green, sometimes it is green, gray or black.

[LudomiR]

Originally posted by envirovore:

Try rolling out of whatever insider build you're rolled into (Greenscreen of death is Windows Insider Program only).
Other than that, it's triggered by some sort of critical system fault error.
The only time I've had one was due to unstable custom RAM timing tunings.

I don't think the problem is RAM or anything like that, because I literally didn't change anything and out of nowhere the error started to appear

[envirovore]

Originally posted by Ludmilo:

Originally posted by envirovore:

Try rolling out of whatever insider build you're rolled into (Greenscreen of death is Windows Insider Program only).
Other than that, it's triggered by some sort of critical system fault error.
The only time I've had one was due to unstable custom RAM timing tunings.

I don't think the problem is RAM or anything like that, because I literally didn't change anything and out of nowhere the error started to appear

Well, my instance was due to not validating the custom timings I used properly.

That said, XMP/EXPO itself is an Overclock.

That said, a GSOD doesn't specifically mean it's a RAM issue, or OC issue even (though 2077 is good for letting you know if an OC is unstable...via crashing), just means that windows encountered some sort of critical fault error. Could be software related, could be hardware...would have to look up the crash code info on the GSOD.

[LudomiR]

Originally posted by envirovore:

Originally posted by Ludmilo:

I don't think the problem is RAM or anything like that, because I literally didn't change anything and out of nowhere the error started to appear

Well, my instance was due to not validating the custom timings I used properly.

That said, XMP/EXPO itself is an Overclock.

That said, a GSOD doesn't specifically mean it's a RAM issue, or OC issue even (though 2077 is good for letting you know if an OC is unstable...via crashing), just means that windows encountered some sort of critical fault error. Could be software related, could be hardware...would have to look up the crash code info on the GSOD.

Where can I find these fault codes?

[Behe]

I disabled Cross Platform Save, and that freaking saved me, no more crashes at all

[Mapwales]

Originally posted by Behe:

I disabled Cross Platform Save, and that freaking saved me, no more crashes at all

I had issues of random crashing during game & saving. what solved my issue goto in game settings, Gameplay scroll down to HDD Mode set to Off & scroll down to Enable Cross Platform Saves set to Off then test this work like a charm for me may or may not work for everyone

[Valeth]

I had this exact problem with my 6950XT, the screen would just go completely green and the system restarted after a few seconds.
After a lot of testing my conclusion was that it's the dynamic power management that's causing the issue.
I'm on Linux, so I just turned it off for the time being and everything is working fine thus far.
Don't know how to do that in Windows though, best I can say is update drivers.

[envirovore]

Originally posted by Ludmilo:

Originally posted by envirovore:

Well, my instance was due to not validating the custom timings I used properly.

That said, XMP/EXPO itself is an Overclock.

That said, a GSOD doesn't specifically mean it's a RAM issue, or OC issue even (though 2077 is good for letting you know if an OC is unstable...via crashing), just means that windows encountered some sort of critical fault error. Could be software related, could be hardware...would have to look up the crash code info on the GSOD.

Where can I find these fault codes?

You'd likely find information in Event Viewer.