Crashes Whole PC

[Steele]

EDIT: Check Pinned Comment under Bugs section. That's the fix for now.

go to :

->AppData\Local\ManorLords\Saved\Config\WindowsNoEditor

->Open Settings.ini

-> Change ML.aaMode=fsr into ML.aaMode=(delete fsr)

->run the game

Do NOT run anything on Ultra. Do NOT run DLSS. We have to wait for a patch to run that stuff.

[Earanak]

Use "NirSoft Bluescreeenview" to analyse memory dump.
Sometimes it helps to more accurately identify the problem. Sometimes not.
For example, CLOCK_WATCHDOG_TIMEOUT with CPU-Error Code Hints at problems with the processor (IMC/Cores Voltage/Bad BIOS Preset/Low VRM Frequency/Thermal throttling, etc)... This is just for example. The code may even indicate, for example, a problem in the network card driver.

[Mcloving]

Lack of Ram probably had the same problem with different games till I upgraded.

[Steele]

Originally posted by Mclovin:

Lack of Ram probably had the same problem with different games till I upgraded.

64 GB of RAM. Not user error, game needs an update. This is the #2 issue being reported right now.

[magnumaniac]

Make a note of the error code from the blue screen (you can find it in the Event log) and google it. That could give you a pointer as to what is wrong.

Which drivers did you update? Just GPU, or sound, motherboard chipset, BIOS as well? All need to be kept up to date. BIOS update is particularly important as manufacturers are constantly issuing updates to maintain conformity with other driver updates (particularly GPU).

[TheChainsawBear]

got the same Problem, have an GTX 1060 6 GB and 32 gig RAM, Settings were Ultra per default. Crash came after 1 hour approx.

[Steele]

Originally posted by magnumaniac:

Make a note of the error code from the blue screen (you can find it in the Event log) and google it. That could give you a pointer as to what is wrong.

Which drivers did you update? Just GPU, or sound, motherboard chipset, BIOS as well? All need to be kept up to date. BIOS update is particularly important as manufacturers are constantly issuing updates to maintain conformity with other driver updates (particularly GPU).

Made sure to check for Sound, Motherboard and BIOS updates. None needed there. Game no longer Blue Screens, but does freeze my PC and shut it off. No errors given, just shuts off. This is not user error or a Hardware issue. This is clearly in need of an update. In talking to other people having this issue, I keep finding we're on the 3080's, 3090's, 4070's, 4080's and 4090's. Not the 3070's for some reason. All drivers updated. Something's wrong with the way this game runs on High-End NVidia GPU's.

[Steele]

Originally posted by TheChainsawBear:

got the same Problem, have an GTX 1060 6 GB and 32 gig RAM, Settings were Ultra per default. Crash came after 1 hour approx.

You're the first on a 1060 that I've seen. Seems to be an NVidia problem overall then. Welcome to the club of thousands that can't play haha. We're stuck waiting.

[mauvbot]

If you use a 13th or 14th gen Intel CPU, update your bios and set your CPU to Intel Baseline Profile.
The baseline profile allows users to revert to Intel factory default settings for basic functionality, lower power limits, and improving stability in certain games.

[Steele]

Originally posted by mauvbot:

If you use a 13th or 14th gen Intel CPU, update your bios and set your CPU to Intel Baseline Profile.
The baseline profile allows users to revert to Intel factory default settings for basic functionality, lower power limits, and improving stability in certain games.

Read previous comments, we need an update. Let's not tell people who have no idea what they're doing, to start messing with core operations on their computers. We just need to wait for the Developers to figure out where this issue is coming from. It's an NVidia issue, somewhere.

[Mastaloui]

Originally posted by mauvbot:

If you use a 13th or 14th gen Intel CPU, update your bios and set your CPU to Intel Baseline Profile.
The baseline profile allows users to revert to Intel factory default settings for basic functionality, lower power limits, and improving stability in certain games.

I don't think it's an OC issue though. My CPU is overclocked and the game hasn't crashed at all. My friend with the same CPU crashed a few times already. There must be something else going on as well.

[Gigantoad]

Originally posted by Steele:

Originally posted by magnumaniac:

Make a note of the error code from the blue screen (you can find it in the Event log) and google it. That could give you a pointer as to what is wrong.

Which drivers did you update? Just GPU, or sound, motherboard chipset, BIOS as well? All need to be kept up to date. BIOS update is particularly important as manufacturers are constantly issuing updates to maintain conformity with other driver updates (particularly GPU).

Made sure to check for Sound, Motherboard and BIOS updates. None needed there. Game no longer Blue Screens, but does freeze my PC and shut it off. No errors given, just shuts off. This is not user error or a Hardware issue. This is clearly in need of an update. In talking to other people having this issue, I keep finding we're on the 3080's, 3090's, 4070's, 4080's and 4090's. Not the 3070's for some reason. All drivers updated. Something's wrong with the way this game runs on High-End NVidia GPU's.

That honestly sounds like the power draw for your PSU is too high, triggering it to emergency-shutdown. No game can ever crash your PC like that. I know it's not what you wanna hear but that is very likely a hardware issue. Possible that this game stressed your CPU and GPU a lot to draw more power than other games have before. But that is not the game's fault. Quite the opposite actually. You want games to use as much of your hardware as possible.

You could confirm by installing Afterburner and setting the power limit to say 75%. If it doesn't crash any more you'll probably know it's your PSU not up to the task.

[Steele]

Originally posted by Gigantoad:

Originally posted by Steele:

Made sure to check for Sound, Motherboard and BIOS updates. None needed there. Game no longer Blue Screens, but does freeze my PC and shut it off. No errors given, just shuts off. This is not user error or a Hardware issue. This is clearly in need of an update. In talking to other people having this issue, I keep finding we're on the 3080's, 3090's, 4070's, 4080's and 4090's. Not the 3070's for some reason. All drivers updated. Something's wrong with the way this game runs on High-End NVidia GPU's.

That honestly sounds like the power draw for your PSU is too high, triggering it to emergency-shutdown. No game can ever crash your PC like that. I know it's not what you wanna hear but that is very likely a hardware issue. Possible that this game stressed your CPU and GPU a lot to draw more power than other games have before. But that is not the game's fault. Quite the opposite actually. You want games to use as much of your hardware as possible.

You could confirm by installing Afterburner and setting the power limit to say 75%. If it doesn't crash any more you'll probably know it's your PSU not up to the task.

Only Nvidia users are having this issue. Use common sense, we need an update. Stop blaming users and hardware for what's clearly a bug. Thousands of us aren't just morons. We check our tech too you know..

[Joreel]

Post the issue to the Dev, not the steam forums... It's pointless to post it here.

[Steele]

Originally posted by Joreel:

Post the issue to the Dev, not the steam forums... It's pointless to post it here.

Wrong, check other posts. Dev himself does read these and comments.

[Mastaloui]

Originally posted by Joreel:

Post the issue to the Dev, not the steam forums... It's pointless to post it here.

The Dev does read and reply to the Steam forums. This is a great place for technical feedback so the Dev can look into this issue.