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Just download and put the .pak file in this folder:
If the ~mods folder doesn't exist, you can create it.
I believe it's happening due the constant switching between cutscenes and gameplay which causes huge framerate spikes the driver can't handle.
To handle this- In the Adrenaline software (I updated to version 25.1.1):
Disable:
AMD Fluid Motion Frame 2
Radeon Anti Lag
Enable:
Radeon Chill
Idle FPS 75
Peak FPS 120 (replace with your maximum monitor refresh rate)
In game:
The only thing I changed was the dynamic resolution scaling. Min and Max should be equal.
33/33% 66/66% or 100//100%
Works with every graphics quality, display mode and framerate (60/90/120). I have 5800x3D/7900XTX, so I maxed everything. Have set the DRS to 100/100% with no issue although II found 66/66% to be very smooth if you are not using the FSR mode (haven't tried but people claim the game looks better with the mod).
I'm a game dev as a hobby and a full times fullstack dev, and I can definitly make your whole system crash with the code of a game. There are multiple ways to do this, but memory management is a very easy one. Windows is still not perfectly sandboxed to prevent all of it, although it's better than what it was years ago.
I don't run any amd/ryzen in my system and I crash all the times with Fatal error, and sometimes full system crash, with or without bluescreen. This is definitly coming from the game. My system has been running stable for years in hundreds of game, and for development. It's watercool and never go high in temps.
The worst place for me was the shader precompilation. They push the system very hard with absolutly zero limit in this steps, and I'm guessing this is what happens in the game too. They probaly load assets too fast and exceed memory allocation, which makes it crash.
It won't crash for everyone because not every system is the same and no 2 hardware setup will react the same.
I'd suggest you stop teling people their system is at fault when you don't really know that.
I can second this!
RX7600 Driver 25.1.1
My working setup:
- disable AMD Fluid Motion Frame 2 (AFMF)
- disable Radeon Anti Lag
- VRR ( = FreeSync in AMD) off and Vsync on. Configured at 3 places: my TV, Radeon settings, and in game
- dynamic resolution set both to 33%
- in game FPS set to 60
- Everything set to High
The two main cultprits are:
- AMD Fluid Motion Frame 2 (AFMF)
- Radeon Anti Lag
AFMF makes a very bad stutter. Without it game is much better and smooth. But I got one crash with AFMF off and Anti-Lag on. So both needs to be off. Since then, no DXGI errors for a 3 hour period. Before that every 5-10 min with those high settings quite consistently.
VRR off is a question mark whether that impacts this.
Got stable 60 FPS. So far so good.
SSD ; Ryzen 5 ; 16 gb ram ; RX6600. My whole PC is AMD thought, even the display. The system is stable and every game I own (exept hogwart's legacy since some update...) runs smoothly, like FF7 remake on high settings.
When I bought Rebirth I thought I'd have to play on minimum and I was ready to do that for I really longed to play this game.
To my surprise it runs well on medium, without lag, freeze or anything. But when there's FMV involved in the middle of gameplay; so every chapter transition and peak moments; there it "fatal crashes" every 5 to 10 mins, even on low, with or without fixes. So Junon has been the end of my experience.
And I tried EVERY fix proposed since launch ; and I thanks everyone for trying ; to no avail.
70 euros, 2 weeks, hours of wasted tries an retries. Expected good times turned into nightmares.
Hope they'll cook a patch before I have to change any expansive hardware.
I was able to add the mod that do FSR 3.1 with Frame Generation.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=31lwU5YodZI
DXGI crashes again appeared. So it seems this game kills the driver when frames are generated or paced, thus "AMD Fluid Motion Frames" and "FSR" and "Anti LAG" needs to be off.
Its a shame, cause I was able to only use Frame Generation without upscaling and got average 80-90 FPS on High settings in 1080p, and full stable 120 FPS on low settings in 1080p with my RX7600
Altough crashes only happend when I am changing options, so I will continue to play with it and see.