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before we can figure out what is causing it, we need to know about system ram, and the drive you installed on.
and if any mods were installed such as hook
i have 16GB of ram im running on Windows 11
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9700K CPU @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz
I uninstalled and reinstalled the game, updated my BIOS, and re-updated my Drivers, still crashing after 15-30 mins of playtime.
windows 11
BaseBoard Product Z370-A PRO (MS-7B48)
Intel(R) Core(TM) i7-9700K CPU @ 3.60GHz 3.60 GHz
16GB Ram
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 TI
Okay, so you have a SATA SSD? Look, even though so far in many games the differences weren't noticeable, there are some games that require a fast SSD.
Keep in mind that the game was designed with an SSD speed of 5GB/s in mind, so I'd say it's essential to have an NVMe SSD with the maximum speed of PCI Express 3.0, which is 3.5GB/s.
Don't worry, even if it's not 5GB/s, you can manage just fine. I have the same processor as you and with a 3.5GB/s NVMe, I have no problems using the new Direct X storage
it depends on where you are in the game, and you might crash more or less... (don't just blame the update; if you compiled the shaders after the update, everything should be fine).
Basically, before, you had to update DirectX Storage because the game would crash when it couldn't load all the textures on slow drives. But they updated it directly in the last patch...
Anyway, if you intend to change everything in a while and don't want to spend much on your system, I'd say I found the Crucial P3 (get the Gen 3 ones, which cost 25 euros for 500 GB) to be a good solution. You have Windows on an NVMe drive already, right? (Otherwise, get two)
Do you already have Windows on the NVMe drive?
if you have Windows 11 updated to the latest version and the operating system is running smoothly on NVMew, the game shouldn't crash anymore...(That's why I suggested having two NVMe drives: one for Windows and one for the games.)
And anyway, I believe the 2080 Ti has 11 GB of VRAM, right? Could it be that you're playing on ultra settings and running out of VRAM?
They recommend 12 GB of VRAM for ultra settings, but honestly, I've seen some parts of the game where it was using up to 13.2 GB on ultra.