random white screen flash then goes away

[eClipz]

i haven't seen anyone talking about this so i feel like i'm the only one but, during a race the screen will randomly flash bang me for a few secs like i'm on cod then goes away like nothing happened, This happens randomly with no pattern and it doesn't matter what mode or track i'm on. i played the hell out of this on the 360 and i just wanna be able to play it on pc its super annoying.

[Shocker]

Never happened to me. We don't know your PC specs, and what operating system you use. Please give us more details, so we could at least have a clue what might be the issue, and what could you do to resolve it.

[eClipz]

sure thing

Processor 11th Gen Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-11400 @ 2.60GHz 2.59 GHz
Installed RAM 16.0 GB (15.8 GB usable)
Product ID 00342-21932-93057-AAOEM
System type 64-bit operating system, x64-based processor

i'm still pretty new to all this forgive my ignorance

[Shocker]

What graphics card do you have? Also do you use Windows 10 or 11? Either way try to put both exe in the game folder to Windows 7 compatibility. If that alone doesn't fix it than on the same place where you changed the compatibility, also put "Run this program as an administrator".

[eClipz]

its a nvidia rtx 3060 ti on windows 11

i tried the windows 7 thing and it didn't work before i'll go ahead and try to run it as an administrator and see if that changes anything

edit: it did not work, i thought it was when i was able to get through half a world tour cup with no issues but it started again

[Mailer]

Originally posted by Vortex:

its a nvidia rtx 3060 ti on windows 11

i tried the windows 7 thing and it didn't work before i'll go ahead and try to run it as an administrator and see if that changes anything

edit: it did not work, i thought it was when i was able to get through half a world tour cup with no issues but it started again

There is a fix on PCGamingWiki stating that the game will flash white when it is about to crash but Windows hardware accelerated scheduling prevents it from crashing.

You can try disabling that, and use the DXVK wrapper instead to see if it works better. Read about the fix here:
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Sonic_%26_All-Stars_Racing_Transformed#Game_freezes_mid-race

[eClipz]

this actually worked. thank you both so much for the help :)

[GAMESweetG]

I'm having the same white screen issue.

Last night and other times that I stream this game. During a race the game would do a millisecond white screen flicker and then briefly hiccups with a slight frame issue before returning to playing smoothly again.

I don't know what's causing it as it never happened before.

OK I'll read the info in link because I've got Nvidia RTX 2060 in my computer.

[Man]

Originally posted by Mailer:

Originally posted by Vortex:

its a nvidia rtx 3060 ti on windows 11

i tried the windows 7 thing and it didn't work before i'll go ahead and try to run it as an administrator and see if that changes anything

edit: it did not work, i thought it was when i was able to get through half a world tour cup with no issues but it started again

There is a fix on PCGamingWiki stating that the game will flash white when it is about to crash but Windows hardware accelerated scheduling prevents it from crashing.

You can try disabling that, and use the DXVK wrapper instead to see if it works better. Read about the fix here:
https://www.pcgamingwiki.com/wiki/Sonic_%26_All-Stars_Racing_Transformed#Game_freezes_mid-race

You just solved my only problem with this game, thank you.

[Yosh]

very helpful since I have the same problem, i don't give a damn offline but it happening online sucks because it also freezes the game for like 2 sec here

[Yosh]

sadly can't use the fix because the game runs like ass with the wrapper, better pray for rngesus to have mercy

[Saint.Million]

The alternative workaround for this issue is to enable Hardware Accelerated GPU Scheduling in windows graphics settings.

If you turn it on you still get the white flash, and freeze for a second, but then the game continues, rather than crashing.

Works for Win10. No idea about Win11.