I'm afraid of playing this game after BSOD

[JJPRIME]

While playing the game my pc froze and BSOD. Turned my pc back my whole SSD that was storing the game was undetectable. Had to shut down and turn my pc again for it to be detectable, I thought i had bricked my SSD. Booted the game again for played for solid 1-2 hours before the game froze and crashed on me again. No BSOD this time but my SSD was undetectable again had to through the same workaround for it to pop back out. I dont even dare boot up the game now for fear of actually bricking my SSD

[Captain_Cole]

It sounds like your have a hardware/driver issue that the game is highlighting. Not playing the game doesn't mean the issue isn't still there or that it won't get worse. You need to figure out what the actual issue is and deal with it.

[Molesworth.Houghton]

Man, what kind of awful pc systems do you have, bought by Woolworth for 200 dollar ?

[WhiteSnake76]

What SSD exactly?
Make sure nothing is overheating, especialy the SSD it self.

[JJPRIME]

Processor AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor 3.60 GHz
Installed RAM 16.0 GB
Storage Lexar 1TB SSD (Game Storage), Lexar 512GB SSD
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti (8 GB)

I dont have issues with any other games tho. Even monster hunter wilds dont do that to me

[episoder]

i reckon your ssd is overheating from too much memory swapping, cause you have "only" 16 GB of ram. i reckon it's both gen 3 ssds with 3500 MB/s? and its a "noname" brand to me. either way... you should use a software like hardwaremonitor or similar to check if that's the case. might need a heatsink for the drive or a kinda cooled nvme socket with thermal pads to evaporate heat.

[Captain_Cole]

Originally posted by JJPRIME:

Processor AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor 3.60 GHz
Installed RAM 16.0 GB
Storage Lexar 1TB SSD (Game Storage), Lexar 512GB SSD
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti (8 GB)

I dont have issues with any other games tho. Even monster hunter wilds dont do that to me

It's not the game. It's a hardware/software issue that if not sorted will eventually bite you in the arse. Feel free to blame the game though.

[JJPRIME]

Originally posted by Captain_Cole:

Originally posted by JJPRIME:

Processor AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor 3.60 GHz
Installed RAM 16.0 GB
Storage Lexar 1TB SSD (Game Storage), Lexar 512GB SSD
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti (8 GB)

I dont have issues with any other games tho. Even monster hunter wilds dont do that to me

It's not the game. It's a hardware/software issue that if not sorted will eventually bite you in the arse. Feel free to blame the game though.

I'll get it checked

[Captain_Cole]

Originally posted by JJPRIME:

Originally posted by Captain_Cole:

It's not the game. It's a hardware/software issue that if not sorted will eventually bite you in the arse. Feel free to blame the game though.

I'll get it checked

That's a good choice. Get it sorted now so it doesn't bite you in the arse later on.

[WhiteSnake76]

Originally posted by JJPRIME:

Processor AMD Ryzen 5 3600 6-Core Processor 3.60 GHz
Installed RAM 16.0 GB
Storage Lexar 1TB SSD (Game Storage), Lexar 512GB SSD
Graphics Card NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti (8 GB)

I dont have issues with any other games tho. Even monster hunter wilds dont do that to me

M.2 SSD or SATA SSD?

If its M.2 make sure you got a heatsink on there.
If you need to buy a M.2 Heatsink i highly recomend a Be-Quiet MC1 (Pro) as there good quality and easy to install.

I dont like the Lexar SSD's for gaming use though, think Kingston NV3 is the most value for money (relativly cheap, really fast and good quality)

Got a Kingston NV3 1TB in here (my secondairy system) with a Be-Quiet MC1 cooler, really happy with it.
(R7 3700X, X570, RX 6700XT, 16GB RAM)