CRASH

[Shinta]

Still crashes .... 0x887A0006 DXGI ERROR DEVICE HUNG

wake up insomniac !!!!!!!!!

[XxChRiSxX]

remove undervolting and overclocking. That will fix it.

[Deckard29872]

and DLSS Frame Gen is the culprit behind the crashing, switch from DLSS Frame gen to AMD FSR 3.1.0 or whatever AMD Frame gen is called, and it won't crash anymore. Worked for me (Shrug)

[Offence]

Originally posted by Deckard29872:

and DLSS Frame Gen is the culprit behind the crashing, switch from DLSS Frame gen to AMD FSR 3.1.0 or whatever AMD Frame gen is called, and it won't crash anymore. Worked for me (Shrug)

How about the devs get this game updated and FIX DLSS so it becomes playable.

This is one of the worst ports i've ever seen so far.

[XxChRiSxX]

Originally posted by Deckard29872:

and DLSS Frame Gen is the culprit behind the crashing, switch from DLSS Frame gen to AMD FSR 3.1.0 or whatever AMD Frame gen is called, and it won't crash anymore. Worked for me (Shrug)

I'm using DLSS frame gen too, without any crashes. I just removed undervolting/ overclocking from my GPU and the game doesn't crash anymore.

[james]

No, it's not DLSS frame gen, and it's not overclocking. I'm *under*clocking my 4080 Super and I'm not using frame gen -- I'm not even using DLSS at all -- and yet it still crashes *constantly* for me.

[XxChRiSxX]

Originally posted by james:

No, it's not DLSS frame gen, and it's not overclocking. I'm *under*clocking my 4080 Super and I'm not using frame gen -- I'm not even using DLSS at all -- and yet it still crashes *constantly* for me.

Why do you underclocking your GPU? Undervolting is the way to go. you can set a framecap if you want a lower clock on your GPU. Undervolting can make your card more unstable in some games and this game is one of them. And i have a 4080 Super too.

[Colts]

Originally posted by XxChRiSxX:

remove undervolting and overclocking. That will fix it.

3d mark gpu stress test will help tell you if undervolt is stable it loops 20 times gives you stability percentage at the end.

[Amintor91]

Falla ultimamente mucho, y tambien con el sonido, se crashea.

[XxChRiSxX]

Originally posted by Colts:

Originally posted by XxChRiSxX:

remove undervolting and overclocking. That will fix it.

3d mark gpu stress test will help tell you if undervolt is stable it loops 20 times gives you stability percentage at the end.

Synthetic benchmarks such as 3D Mark only provide an indication of how the GPU performance is when undervolted. Even if it worked 20 times in the benchmark, there is no guarantee that it will work in a real game.

[Colts]

Originally posted by XxChRiSxX:

Originally posted by Colts:

3d mark gpu stress test will help tell you if undervolt is stable it loops 20 times gives you stability percentage at the end.

Synthetic benchmarks such as 3D Mark only provide an indication of how the GPU performance is when undervolted. Even if it worked 20 times in the benchmark, there is no guarantee that it will work in a real game.

No but it will definitely help someone like you undervolt properly.

[XxChRiSxX]

Originally posted by Colts:

Originally posted by XxChRiSxX:

Synthetic benchmarks such as 3D Mark only provide an indication of how the GPU performance is when undervolted. Even if it worked 20 times in the benchmark, there is no guarantee that it will work in a real game.

No but it will definitely help someone like you undervolt properly.

oh my undervolting is really very stable and tested extensively. This game is actually the first game that doesn't work with my undervolting and for many other people too.

[Zazzone]

i have pass every 3d mark stress test and i run 160hours of stalker 2 without any crashes and this spiderman game crash after 2 minutes

[Colts]

Originally posted by XxChRiSxX:

Originally posted by Colts:

No but it will definitely help someone like you undervolt properly.

oh my undervolting is really very stable and tested extensively. This game is actually the first game that doesn't work with my undervolting and for many other people too.

its not stable if a game crashes with it on and not with it off.