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Here's the fixes that worked for me, not sure which one did it:
1. For your antivirus, whitelist the steam folder that the game is in
2. Go to windows graphics settings, browse for the monster hunter exe and add it. Then set preference to "High performance"
good luck
My solution was to disable high-resolution textures
It appears VRAM collection seems unstable and takes a long time to clean up.
I'll go from 3.5GB to 4.3GB VRAM after a hunt and messing with my settings.
The VRAM won't free much, so I suggest always restart after making changes.
Edit: Forgot to add this but I also moved my game from my external SSD to my HDD. Didn't realize I had it saved on that storage device at first.
I want to do more testing behind this but i think this fixed it for me! I actually make it through some gameplay where i didn't crash with the Fatal D3D error for once.
Even though i am running a RTX 2080 Super/64GB/Ryzen 7 3700x and i am more than capable of running it maxed out.
https://steamcommunity.com/app/1446780/discussions/0/3196993949748251802/
https://www.nexusmods.com/monsterhunterrise/mods/26