Game keeps crashing when compiling shaders?

[Aueberon]

Have a 4070, 32GB of system ram, the game constantly crashes ~10% when compiling shaders saying its out of memory. Any fix for this?

[ExtremelyDecentWill [TTV]]

Update your Mobo bios.

[Aueberon]

On the latest bios

[Jrm]

Originally posted by Aueberon:

On the latest bios

is is a 13th or 14th gen intel cpu?

You may need to go in the bios and manually adjust some things. A quicker easier way is to just use the intel XTU software and bump the multiplier down by 2X.

[ExtremelyDecentWill [TTV]]

Then disable any features on your Mobo that might automatically increase CPU voltage.

Or disable Ray tracing before compiling shaders.

These are the three solutions (including bios update) that people have claimed will work.

[76561199634590478]

the game is trash, laggy as fucc, no point and trying, and i shouldnt have to go into bios and change anything to play some japanese dogwater ass game

[Localmind]

I found a solution, set your FPS limit to the lowest possible (30, but 60 worked as well). Let it compile and then go back in and set it to what you need to start playing. You have to do this every launch of the game but it's a small inconvenience until they fix this issue. Raytracing on or off, doesn't matter just set the FPS limit to the lowest so it compiles through.

This worked for me. None of this "Cpu nonsense" when my cpu works fine in every other game (ex. Cyperpunk 2077, path and ray traced it up).

[Aueberon]

Originally posted by Localmind:

I found a solution, set your FPS limit to the lowest possible (30, but 60 worked as well). Let it compile and then go back in and set it to what you need to start playing. You have to do this every launch of the game but it's a small inconvenience until they fix this issue. Raytracing on or off, doesn't matter just set the FPS limit to the lowest so it compiles through.

This worked for me. None of this "Cpu nonsense" when my cpu works fine in every other game (ex. Cyperpunk 2077, path and ray traced it up).

Yeah this worked for me. The game turned out to be so incredibly mid that it didnt feel worth the effort

[taptaps]

Originally posted by Jrm:

Originally posted by Aueberon:

On the latest bios

is is a 13th or 14th gen intel cpu?

You may need to go in the bios and manually adjust some things. A quicker easier way is to just use the intel XTU software and bump the multiplier down by 2X.

What would I have to do in BIOS if I had an ASUS mobo? I can’t use intel xtu bc i’m on windows 24h2