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- Re-install and verify before hitting play.
- Updating your gpu driver.
- Lowering all graphical settings to low and try lower resolutions if you are on 4k and higher.
- Check for any overclock on your gpu/cpu and revert to default or underclock.
Also: you should let the game pre-compile ALL shaders before playing. So make sure that when you hit that first loading screen from the main menu, it shows the numbers in the right lower corner reach 100% before playing the game. If it doesnt and it loads you into Albion before 100%, leave the game and load the game again until it builds all of it.
Bad 3D performance
Crashing games
Spontaneous reset or imminent shutdown of the PC
Freezing during gameplay
PSU overload can cause it to break down
alright I'll look in to the pre compile stuffs. I never payed attention to it as the game loads way to quick, but I'll check that next time. thanks
what I did was
uninstall from ssd, reinstalled in a different hdd, saw the problem didn't go away, then re installed again in ssd, then updated the nvidia driver to latest and optimized the game and launched the game from nvidia panel, then on the starting menu I disabled ray tracing and launched again for the first time.
after that I haven't faced any issues yet, settings are ultra (auto selected) with just motion blur turned off