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Just refund. The game doesn't work and it this point it never will.
I can't refund, as I bought it with a key for a lower price and got a huge discount on top of that. But the game is working during gameplay anyway and will work as it should from now on (I hope). The developers just really have to fix this shader building issue.
This never happened with Detroit: Become Human, which is heavy on the CPU and also builds shaders.
And btw Detroit was released 6 years ago. It's not as nearly as CPU intense as TLOU.
It's lighter because it's optimized and this one isn't at all. You're really comparing this to software designed specifically to push the CPU to it's limits and pretending it's an argument in favor of the game?
I did an experiment with FurMark2's CPU burner by disabling half of the threads with Process Lasso, just like I did for this game, and the CPU didn't run as hot.
It must not help that it's very hot where I live. I could make the fans in the PC run faster, but I don't like the noise. But this hasn't been a problem at all until this game, just to build shaders.
If I were you I'd put up with the noise and make those fans spin as fast as they can under 100% load / over 60-70 degrees of celsius. 90c is really not an optimal CPU temperature.
No game is worth and so good that you should risk damaging your PC over it.
In other topic i mentioned i had that shader problem also that i launch the game fans etc going nuts while building shaders. After awhile the game either just shuts down without an error or it completely froze my PC that i had to force restart it and even ended up at windows repair cuz of it.
I have i9-14900K, RTX4080 Super, 64GB RAM, 1000W PSU, ProArt LC420 AiO. 2TB SSD and ProArt PA602 case.
Should be more than enough to build shaders without a bigger problem or heating up.
There are supposedly some 13th and 14th gen intels having some voltage problems or something going and Intel is coming out with a microcode update in mid august supposedly but even then this is the ONLY game that completely locks my PC while running everything at 100 %.
ok im kinda losing my point here so i'll just stop. All im saying is i think as customers it's not our job to figure out fixes and stuff. I remember when the game got released and people were complaining about shaders and i was thinking oh it's probably fixed by now let me try with my few months old PC.... NOPE....not gonna kill my PC trying to workaround it.
I already tried the virtual memory fix and it did absolutely nothing. Umm, yea, peace.
Was there any part of the game in particular that made it crash?
Google "intel 13th 14th issues" or search "intel 13 14" @ Youtube. It's a big and well documented problem now. Intel f u c k e d up pretty bad. It probably is just your CPU crapping out, not the game. Especially if you let the CPU run wild without setting power limits and fine tuning it. Without doing this your CPU might get so degraded in a little while that it won't even run crash free WITH updated microcode and proper bios settings.
You REALLY should look into this.
It's exactly what happened to me, and I wouldn't be able to play the game if I didn't use Process Lasso. The developers should have fixed this issue by now, as the problem is clearly with the way the game builds shaders and not any CPU when this one works with everything else except this game in particular.
I have no clue why jose_silveira needs to use process lasso to get the game running. This is the first time I've heard that someone has problem on AMD as well.
I'm not trying to bash intel. I'm trying to help you out and explain this thing to you.
Known fixes for average joes without any deeper knowledge of the problem, BIOS settings and computers in general etc:
1) Underclock your CPU to 5.1-5.0ghz. This will also decrease the ridiculous voltages (causing overheating and degrading. See Ohm's law)
2) Setting power limits to intel's defaults (253W).
3) Setting CPU current limit to intel's default (i7 307A, i9 370A if I remember correctly).
These steps also help you to degrade your (faulty) CPU slower.
This is important to anyone rocking 13th-14th gen (mainly i7 or i9).
You don't have to believe me. Just google the damn thing. Maybe you believe hundreds of big youtubers and tech publications. Yes, like I said 13-14th gen i7 and -9's degradation and crash problems are kind of a big thing right now.
I found out about this intel CPU issue only recently and well... I have been thinking about updating BIOS but i never had to do that before so i was a bit cautious.
But after i read what you said i thought man another one saying the same thing. I also watched jayztwocents ( youtuber ) video where he said we should update BIOS if we want intel CPUs to live.
So yeah i updated my BIOS just now and instantly i saw voltage drop from 1,46 to 1,34ish while in BIOS.
Also not sure but might have affected idle CPU temp by some degrees but who knows.
Anyways i updated my BIOS on TUF GAMING Z790- PLUS WIFI motherboard i have.
From their website "
"1. Updated with microcode 0x125 to ensure eTVB operates within Intel specifications.
Updating this BIOS will simultaneously update the corresponding Intel ME to version 16.1.30.2307v4. Please note after you update this BIOS, the ME version remains the updated one even if you roll back to an older BIOS later.""