The Last of Us™ Parte II Remastered

The Last of Us™ Parte II Remastered

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misha1 3 ABR a las 16:39
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Keep crashing on high end PC
I'm getting smooth 150 fps on MAX settings, and 120 1% lows, but I can't play at all because of the crashes, tried installing 566 driver, keeps crashing, reverted back to 572.83, tried turning msi afterburner off, didn't help, tried -dx11 in launch options didn't help either, idk what to do at this point.

‘A problem has occurred with your display driver. This can be caused by out of date
drivers, using game settings higher than your GPU can handle, an overheating GPU, or
{an error with the game. Please try updating your graphics drivers, or lowering your
in-game settings. Current GPU and graphics driver: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4080 SUPER,
572.83

(0x88740006: DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG)
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Well after some tweaking in the bios on my motherboard for memory. Locked FPS to 60, with Reflex off and low latency mode off, as well as DLSS. Made it all the way from the TV station to the road to the Aquarium and crashed to desktop on the way to the Aquarium. Game does good all the way up until I jump into the water even though there is several places in this game where you jump into the water and yet it decides to crash going to the Aquarium. Don't know what else to do the patches are doing nothing to fix this game. I'm also being told that it's VRAM over spill which I don't see possible not with a RTX 4080 super and a game that was released in 2020 on PS4. This game has a very serious memory leak if that is the case.
Última edición por MultipleSword09; 15 ABR a las 9:39
CptnSpandex 15 ABR a las 11:20 
Publicado originalmente por MultipleSword09:
patches are doing nothing to fix this game. I'm also being told that it's VRAM over spill which I don't see possible not with a RTX 4080 super and a game that was released in 2020 on PS4. This game has a very serious memory leak if that is the case.

It's not vram and the fact it came out in 2020 on playstation has nothing to do with them cocking up porting it to pc.
Vox Maximus 15 ABR a las 11:42 
Publicado originalmente por MultipleSword09:
Well after some tweaking in the bios on my motherboard for memory. Locked FPS to 60, with Reflex off and low latency mode off, as well as DLSS. Made it all the way from the TV station to the road to the Aquarium and crashed to desktop on the way to the Aquarium. Game does good all the way up until I jump into the water even though there is several places in this game where you jump into the water and yet it decides to crash going to the Aquarium. Don't know what else to do the patches are doing nothing to fix this game. I'm also being told that it's VRAM over spill which I don't see possible not with a RTX 4080 super and a game that was released in 2020 on PS4. This game has a very serious memory leak if that is the case.

At native 4K max settings game reaches 13.5-14GB of VRAM used, part of VRAM is reserved by system and if you have lots of programs running on GPU, like the browser, discord, steam, etc-etc you may reach the 16GB point and "overspill" from VRAM to RAM.
SpiritKiller 15 ABR a las 12:03 
32gb ram, rtx4060, 5600x , I played for about 20 hours but I've been crashing a lot lately and it's starting to get crazy.
CptnSpandex 15 ABR a las 12:12 
Publicado originalmente por Vox Maximus:
At native 4K max settings game reaches 13.5-14GB of VRAM used, part of VRAM is reserved by system and if you have lots of programs running on GPU, like the browser, discord, steam, etc-etc you may reach the 16GB point and "overspill" from VRAM to RAM.

That is alot different to a memory leak where it just keeps building and building because it is not refreshing everything that is loaded and clearing it. Say if you are playing skyrim and it loads in as far as you can see and you keep running it should clear the loaded stuff that you can no longer see, if it does not you will soon have a big problem.
Última edición por CptnSpandex; 15 ABR a las 12:14
Publicado originalmente por Vox Maximus:
Publicado originalmente por MultipleSword09:
Well after some tweaking in the bios on my motherboard for memory. Locked FPS to 60, with Reflex off and low latency mode off, as well as DLSS. Made it all the way from the TV station to the road to the Aquarium and crashed to desktop on the way to the Aquarium. Game does good all the way up until I jump into the water even though there is several places in this game where you jump into the water and yet it decides to crash going to the Aquarium. Don't know what else to do the patches are doing nothing to fix this game. I'm also being told that it's VRAM over spill which I don't see possible not with a RTX 4080 super and a game that was released in 2020 on PS4. This game has a very serious memory leak if that is the case.

At native 4K max settings game reaches 13.5-14GB of VRAM used, part of VRAM is reserved by system and if you have lots of programs running on GPU, like the browser, discord, steam, etc-etc you may reach the 16GB point and "overspill" from VRAM to RAM.
I dont have a lot of programs running and most of them are windows default programs. Sounds like the 4080 super isn't enough for 4k very high settings like they say it is then. Feel like the 4080 super was a waste money honestly if it's getting maxed out by a game that was released in 2020. Should have bought a 4090 instead so this doesn't happen. I feel like I wasted money for nothing on a gpu you would think could do 4k max settings in quite a few games but can't in this one. Because it wants to fill up the vram and crash itself. Sounds like naughty dog needs to go revisit the system requirements for this game I think a 4090 for 4k very settings @60fps sounds more realistic then a 4080 at 4k. 1440p sound more reasonable for the 4080 then 4k does in this game. I dont understand the difference with this game i run part 1 at the same settings without any issues and it only consumes 10gb. Kinda figured the 4080 super was going to struggle with this game.
Super Hans 15 ABR a las 13:03 
Hot take: I've been playing TLOU 2 for about 45 hours and I have had no crashes and no weird behaviour so far.

I'm playing on a toaster of a GPU, 3070 Ti, 1440p native, high settings and DLAA.
And besides all that, I'm using the newest ngreedia driver (577.83) as well.
Última edición por Super Hans; 15 ABR a las 13:04
BlastThyName 15 ABR a las 13:10 
Publicado originalmente por MultipleSword09:
Publicado originalmente por Vox Maximus:

At native 4K max settings game reaches 13.5-14GB of VRAM used, part of VRAM is reserved by system and if you have lots of programs running on GPU, like the browser, discord, steam, etc-etc you may reach the 16GB point and "overspill" from VRAM to RAM.
I dont have a lot of programs running and most of them are windows default programs. Sounds like the 4080 super isn't enough for 4k very high settings like they say it is then. Feel like the 4080 super was a waste money honestly if it's getting maxed out by a game that was released in 2020. Should have bought a 4090 instead so this doesn't happen. I feel like I wasted money for nothing on a gpu you would think could do 4k max settings in quite a few games but can't in this one. Because it wants to fill up the vram and crash itself. Sounds like naughty dog needs to go revisit the system requirements for this game I think a 4090 for 4k very settings @60fps sounds more realistic then a 4080 at 4k. 1440p sound more reasonable for the 4080 then 4k does in this game. I dont understand the difference with this game i run part 1 at the same settings without any issues and it only consumes 10gb. Kinda figured the 4080 super was going to struggle with this game.
I never saw the 4080 as more than a 1440p GPU. Same for my current 5080.

Your expectations were too high to begin with, and you are likely not the only one feeling this way since GPU dies cost more and more.
SpiritKiller 15 ABR a las 13:25 
Publicado originalmente por SpiritKiller:
32gb ram, rtx4060, 5600x , I played for about 20 hours but I've been crashing a lot lately and it's starting to get crazy.

Update:
I did uninstall my gpu driver with DDU in security mode and re-install latest 572.83 nvidia studio driver. I'd play it hasn't any problem one hour
ClintBeefwood 15 ABR a las 13:28 
The fact i was playing this perfectly fine then after an update it crashes at launch is crazy. Everyone is crashing and they cant figure it out, smh.
EDesrock 15 ABR a las 13:33 
Publicado originalmente por BlastThyName:
Publicado originalmente por MultipleSword09:
I dont have a lot of programs running and most of them are windows default programs. Sounds like the 4080 super isn't enough for 4k very high settings like they say it is then. Feel like the 4080 super was a waste money honestly if it's getting maxed out by a game that was released in 2020. Should have bought a 4090 instead so this doesn't happen. I feel like I wasted money for nothing on a gpu you would think could do 4k max settings in quite a few games but can't in this one. Because it wants to fill up the vram and crash itself. Sounds like naughty dog needs to go revisit the system requirements for this game I think a 4090 for 4k very settings @60fps sounds more realistic then a 4080 at 4k. 1440p sound more reasonable for the 4080 then 4k does in this game. I dont understand the difference with this game i run part 1 at the same settings without any issues and it only consumes 10gb. Kinda figured the 4080 super was going to struggle with this game.
I never saw the 4080 as more than a 1440p GPU. Same for my current 5080.

Your expectations were too high to begin with, and you are likely not the only one feeling this way since GPU dies cost more and more.
Played through on a 4090 here. I had the performance hud on for many hours of theplaythough. I never saw the game report more than 12GB of VRAM usage at 4k max settings with DLAA 4. Some days I'd be playing for 6+ hours and never saw any indication that VRAM usage was increasing due to a memory leak. I think a 16 GB gpu should be fine to play at those settings. 12GB would be pushing it probably.
CoNDe 15 ABR a las 13:35 
I keep getting crashes randomly when loading matches ni no return mode. high end pc.
Publicado originalmente por BlastThyName:
Publicado originalmente por MultipleSword09:
I dont have a lot of programs running and most of them are windows default programs. Sounds like the 4080 super isn't enough for 4k very high settings like they say it is then. Feel like the 4080 super was a waste money honestly if it's getting maxed out by a game that was released in 2020. Should have bought a 4090 instead so this doesn't happen. I feel like I wasted money for nothing on a gpu you would think could do 4k max settings in quite a few games but can't in this one. Because it wants to fill up the vram and crash itself. Sounds like naughty dog needs to go revisit the system requirements for this game I think a 4090 for 4k very settings @60fps sounds more realistic then a 4080 at 4k. 1440p sound more reasonable for the 4080 then 4k does in this game. I dont understand the difference with this game i run part 1 at the same settings without any issues and it only consumes 10gb. Kinda figured the 4080 super was going to struggle with this game.
I never saw the 4080 as more than a 1440p GPU. Same for my current 5080.

Your expectations were too high to begin with, and you are likely not the only one feeling this way since GPU dies cost more and more.
Don’t know how my expectations where to high to begin with when I literally watch videos on this gpu and everyone said that it is capable of 4k max settings. In 90% of games.
apalace 15 ABR a las 15:17 
Mine crashes also after 30 - 60 minutes of playing.
The error is:
(0x887A0005: DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED)
-Daggy- 15 ABR a las 15:25 
Amd Ryzen 7 6800H with Radeon Graphics Nvidia Geforce 3060 Laptop GPU GDDRR6 @6GB 192 bits RAM 16 GB. AMD - updated. Nvidia - updated.

But game crashing on compiling shaders.

Help...
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