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Yes. I also tried resetting my OS image. Complete reinstall of Windows 11.
Then after that ran SFC scan. Integrity is fine.
Must not have been the ram crashing it. Weird.
Maybe the game doesn't like Windows 11 and my i9 12900k processor. Since it has the 8 performance and 8 efficient cores. Some kind of scheduling issue? I know a lot of games were crashing on Windows 11 upon launch of the system.
Otherwise, there is some other component that is to blame here.
you should read your windows event log
to open it, just type into cortana "event viewer"
open it, go to
Windows Logs
Applications
there look for ERROR, click it and read what caused the crash
I did two things:
Reimaged windows 11.
Turned off RGB game integration for Corsair ICue.
Now no more crashing in Ghostwire: Tokyo.
The game integration for RGB needs to be disabled within Corsair iCue app.
Apoloyies for the mass pings, but see the above post.
Either reimaging the OS, or turning off Corsair iCUE's internal RGB Game Integration setting and similar settings in other RGB software appears to be a solution to this problem.