Game crashes my PC

[Tendi]

Tried to fix this by uninstalling, installing new drivers, etc.. Haven't been able to play since Wednesday. Anybody else having issues like this?

[Broadey]

same here :(

[Need E]

same here also.
and I just came back to this game

[Kauru]

Since the last windows update there's a drivers that is causing a lot of crash.

Here is the workaround from the discord :

Raiders!

We're aware of a new crash introduced with the release of a Windows update (KB5121003) that may be affecting some of you. The team is working on a fix and we will keep you posted on any updates!

Update:
This is a crash related to how the file inpoutx64.sys, which changed with the Windows update.

We’re working towards a long-term fix but in the meantime there is a work-around solution that will safely remove the file in question and allow you to play the game without issue. To do so, you’ll need to follow these instructions:

Step 1: Stop and delete the service

Open the Start menu in Windows and type ‘cmd’ to find the Command Prompt
Right-click on the Command Prompt and select ‘Run as Administrator’, this will open the Command Prompt window
In the Command Prompt window type ‘sc stop inpoutx64’ and press Enter
Then type ‘sc delete inpoutx64’ and press Enter
You can now close the Command Prompt window

Step 2: Delete the system file

Open File Explorer and navigate to C:\Windows\System32\drivers\
Locate the file inpoutx64.sys and delete the file
If Windows says the file is open, you’ll need to repeat step 1
You can then close Windows Explorer

Step 3: Clean your registry (this is an optional step)

From your windows desktop, press the Window Key + R, type ‘regedit’ and then press Enter
Navigate to the entry HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\inpoutx64
Right-click on this entry and delete the inpoutx64 registry key folder
Close the window then restart your computer to finish the process

This should resolve the issue and allow you to keep playing the game without crashing.

The inpoutx64.dll file is correlated to a RGB controler or monitoring software.
I just disable the service on every boot as I don't like to delete files or services that could crash something else.