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Turn it off, and your problems are gone.
https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/download/15951/19792/intel-processor-diagnostic-tool.html
What drivers did you try? I'm still using 565.9 and the game runs flawless with that.
That might become a problem shortly, when future driver updates bring some of the new RXT 50 features to our older cards, but until then, I'll avoid the 266.x drivers...
Yes, I run Intel diagnostics tool every week, and it´s working fine. I dont think the problem is CPU again.
I tried driver 565.9, it stopped crashing for a day, then crashed next day.
I don´t understand what is going on with this game. If you play NFS Heat you´ll see that CPU usage will be at 100% almost all the time and the game runs at 150 FPS without any crashes. And not only this game, Alan Wake 2, Cyberpunk and BlackMyth Wukong runs fine too without crashes.
We need to wait the next update from bethesda and nvidia to see if it works.
No bro, I thought this had happened, but it didn't. It crashed with driver 565.9