Why do I keep getting Fatal D3D error (6, E_OUTOFMEMORY, 0x8007000e) during Compiling Shaders?

[pear]

Switched from GeForce GTX 1650 Super 4GB to Radeon RX 6600 Core 8GB and now I can’t get past compiling shaders. Every time I open Monster Hunter Wilds, the optimizing game data screen shows up, and always makes it to about 80% completion until the game crashes. I have tried every imaginable solution I could find:

• Verified integrity of game files
  
• Use to DDU to uninstall NVIDIA drivers and install AMD drivers, tried using 24.12.1, 25.2.1, and 25.3.1
  
• Compatibility mode for Windows 7, and Windows 8
  
• Disable fullscreen optimizations
  
• Run Steam & game in administrator mode
  
• Adjusting TDRLevel and TDRDelay in Regedit
  
• Made sure DirectX was up-to-date
  
• Set ShaderCache value to 32 from 31 in Regedit
  
• Updating from Windows 10 Pro to Windows 11
  
• Uninstall and reinstall the game
  
• Set up paging file for VRAM
  
• Used dx11 argument in launch options
  
• Disabled every in-game overlay & game bar
  
• Shut down any background processes
  
• Freed up ~100GB in drive where Windows is installed
  
• Reset shader cache through AMD Adrenaline
  
• Deleted shadercache2 file
  
• Deleted CrashReport.exe and .dll
  
• Increased RAM from 16GB to 32GB
  
• Changed desktop power settings to High Performance
  
• Set High priority to MonsterHunterWilds.exe on Task Manager
  
• Removed CPU 0 affinity from MonsterHunterWilds.exe on Task Manager
  
• Set game to use High Performance GPU through Windows Graphics Settings

Every single time I get this error message in the crash report

Fatal D3D error (6, E_OUTOFMEMORY, 0x8007000e)

Specs

1. System Model B450M Steel Legend
   
2. Processor AMD Ryzen 5 3600X 6-Core Processor, 3801 Mhz, 6 Core(s), 12 Logical Processor(s)
   
3. Adapter Description AMD Radeon RX 6600
   
4. Installed Physical Memory (RAM) 16.0 GB
   
5. Total Virtual Memory 47.9 GB
   
6. Available Virtual Memory 37.6 GB
   
7. Page File Space 32.0 GB
   
8. AMD Software: Adrenalin 25.2.1 Optional Update Driver Version 24.20.33.05

[NinoDelVani]

I had the same problem I switched from a 2070 Super to a RX 7800xt, I just had to delete the config file...

[pear]

Originally posted by NinoDelVani:

I had the same problem I switched from a 2070 Super to a RX 7800xt, I just had to delete the config file...

Yeah I ended up fixing this a while ago, it was the config file for me too. I ended up copying a config file with with the lowest graphical settings possible, and had to change the graphics card on the config file to my Radeon RX 6600 and it worked.