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Well i guess its only affecting certain users, i know im crashing. are you running the game at the highest settings? because i play at 2560x1440, ultra settings. I Get around 38-45fps, but the crashes are getting out of hand. I guess i could try to verify my files and see what happens.
But instead of changing it to Custom size set it System Managed at every SSD Drive or SSD partition. And set No paging file at youre have old magnet HDD. Restart the PC and try it out.
The game's launching perfectly, but when the party starts my game closes
be patient cause it takes a while for them to get back to you.
This does nothing. I posted a message to the support bot, with my diags file, what I already did (everything the FAQ suggested), and my system specs. I got a canned reply 24 hours asking for all the information I already provided. When I responded that I already provided all that info, another 12 hours later i got another canned reply with the FAQ information. Support there is absolutely less than useless.
Also, just for data, I'm running Win11, RTX 3080, 64GB RAM, Ryzen 9 5950X. Running the game on medium to low settings at 1080 at this point, doesn't help at all.
https://www.windowscentral.com/software-apps/windows-11/how-to-manage-virtual-memory-on-windows-11
https://gamerant.com/intel-no-recall-13-14-gen-stability-crashing-cpus/#:~:text=Intel%20confirmed%20that%20the%20company,irreparable%20damage%20to%20the%20chips.
The above suggestions were a workaround until the proper updates for fixing the root cause were released. Now that those updates are available you don't need to perform any of the steps above once you've applied the BIOS update fix.
To fix the issue you need to go to your Motherboard's or PC manufacturer's website, e.g. Gigabyte, Asus, HP, Lenovo, Dell. Then download and apply the latest BIOS update to your motherboard. This will fix the underlying overvoltage issue allowing you to play the game and also help prevent your processor from slowly self destructing.
Alternatively to get the game going without the update you can also go to the windows power settings and change your power profile to either Balanced or Power Saver, this can also prevent the processor from spiking the voltage as much and causing the issue.
That being said I would highly suggest getting and applying the BIOS update as your processor will slowly self destruct over time without it. This process generally starts with symptoms such as slow downs and random crashes, if you are experiencing that you can contact Intel or your PC manufacturer to have the processor RMAed and replaced.