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still crashes, mostly when i open my fridge. or when i open a box.
tryed in singleplayer without any mods or on the server i play with a hand full of mods. makes absolutely no difference.
i play on a i9, 128gb ram with an rtx 4090.
i play on max graphic settings with 75...150fps. absolutely nothing to worry there. but since the patch 2...3 days ago i get these problems and crashes.
tried every voodoo i found in several discussions here so as your tip too.
finally i'm sure as long as the devs don't fix this problem, the game was a waste of money for me because it's unplayable.
Have you turned off the inventory transition effects in UI options?
Didnt work for me ether
Ive also heard that max settings can result in crashes so try also turning off foliage/water interactions and volumetric clouds and hopefully that stops it.
I play on medium sttings with a few things turned on high. Volumetric clouds, water reflections and fog off and no foliage/water interactions and make sure menu transitions are turned off too.
I also just crahsed again. False alarm, it didn't fix it.
But differetn error this time:
LowLevelFatalError [File:E:\ASAContinuous\Engine\Source\Runtime\D3D12RHI\Private\D3D12Util.cpp] [Line: 873]
PresentInternal(SyncInterval) failed
at E:\ASAContinuous\Engine\Source\Runtime\D3D12RHI\Private\D3D12Viewport.cpp:633
with error DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED
But *if* changing tdr values *helped* for Ark playing, then it (unfortunately) means that the graphic card wasn't responding in time *before* the tdr delay value was changed. And now it doesn't because you changed the rules. To go against the root cause, optimize the game (developer, yeah sure...) or reduce graphic setting (user).
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-hardware/drivers/display/tdr-registry-keys
Please use tdr delay changes (only) non-permanently. A slight increase might also be ok for long term usage.
I reverted my Nvidia Driver to an older Studio version, the only thing that helped.
In your geforece experience. You can chose which drivers to use