GPU Crash dump Triggered Always same Error, Help pls

[InjokeRₛᵤₙˢᵗʳᶦᵏᵉ]

GPU Crash dump Triggered

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[hoous]

same

[Jack.]

Yep, me too.

[Mr.Death]

Turn off Frame Generation. It cuts my Fps but atleast i dont crash. Still unplayable fps though.

[Gaderaid]

ive done stress test to check my pc and passed all during load into server my game does the same :GZWClientSteam_Win64_Shipping
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ive changed setting and even set max fps to 30 fps to try to get in still crashes instantly when load bar hits 100% PLZ HELP
SPECS: 13700k 32gb ddr5 5600 4070 ti

[armour]

Same problem for me...

[Wealnord]

go to : C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\GZW\Saved\Config\WindowsClient

open GameUserSettings.ini with block note and change FSRFrameGeneration=True to FSRFrameGeneration=Flase

[Prinz_Jannes]

same

[Gaderaid]

@wealnord im trying to follow the directory of C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\GZW\Saved\Config\WindowsClient and do not see "appdata" after picking my username any help?

[PettoDiPollo]

Originally posted by Gaderaid:

@wealnord im trying to follow the directory of C:\Users\username\AppData\Local\GZW\Saved\Config\WindowsClient and do not see "appdata" after picking my username any help?

"appdata" is a hidden folder.

Open File Explorer from the taskbar. Select View > Options > Change folder and search options. Select the View tab and, in Advanced settings, select Show hidden files, folders, and drives and OK.

[Weeddrunken]

Lowering the GPU clock a little bit solved this crashed for me.
(RTX4090 before @3GHZ with crashes, lowered it to 2.8GHZ and no crash at all!!! )

[PettoDiPollo]

I have the impression that the problem is the same as the other FC24 game, Battlefield, and others but with a different name: "dxgi_error device" suspended removed etc... and only with DX12.
All solutions shown for GZW are the same.
Close this, close that, add register strings, undervolting, underclocking, and a thousand other tips.

I never got around to solving it, and neither did two of my friends. I'm starting to think there's a hardware defect, I hope not.

3060ti
5600X

[Gaderaid]

welp i was hoping that was going ot fix it but i already had fsr turned off in game i can load the game but during load into server i get the crash error but thank you @pettodipollo

[zlordth]

same problem I have rtx3090 & 13700kf

[clean_killa]

did anyone actually read the dev suggestions on their offical discord?

It will show you how to set up your graphics in game to get best for what you have. Also this crash happens to me too if I play for to long, from logs seems that the game is just badly opimized and there will be a fix in the future soon.

https://discord.com/channels/1166365362158313522/1166652327042756608/1234922114801467483

[CJ]

It seems you guys are experiencing GPU crash dump issues with the game just follow these steps and your done!!!

1. **Turn off Frame Generation**:
- Some players have reported success by disabling Frame Generation. Although it may reduce FPS, it could prevent crashes. You can find this option in the game settings.
- If you're unsure where to find it, try navigating to **C:\\Users\\username\\AppData\\Local\\GZW\\Saved\\Config\\WindowsClient** and open the **GameUserSettings.ini** file with a text editor. Change `FSRFrameGeneration=True` to `FSRFrameGeneration=False`.

2. **Check Your PC Specs and Graphics Drivers**:
- Ensure that your PC meets or exceeds the game's minimum specifications.
- Update your graphics drivers to the latest version.

3. **Lower GPU Clock**:
- Some users have resolved crashes by slightly lowering their GPU clock. For example, if you were running at 3 GHz, try lowering it to 2.8 GHz.

4. **Windows TDR Settings**:
- Windows has a feature called Timeout Detection and Recovery (TDR) that monitors GPU activity. If it detects a problem, it can cause crashes.
- You can adjust TDR settings, but be cautious as this involves modifying system behaviour. Consult online resources for guidance on adjusting TDR settings.

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