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You're trying to arguably play a poorly remastered game on a 7 year old GPU. You're not going to have a good time my man.
Unless you've got a CPU and GPU that was released within the last 2-3 years AND you really really really want to play with all the new graphical upgrades and maybe RT then you should be playing this "Next Gen" version of the game.
Otherwise I'd stick to using the old 1.32 with a few mods tbh !!!
Also the other games you mentioned are extremely well optimised (Compared to TW3NG) OR they are super easy to run so you cannot compare performance there.
the next gen update made the game trash level.
Well there's also some other games I run and don't crash on like Tarkov. DayZ and War Thunder are quite fairly demanding games and I can crank those up to higher settings and not have full on GPU crashes. Same with Tarkov.
Obviously I may not be able to run the Next-Gen update smoothly, which is fair, but it shouldn't cause full on GPU crashes.
That's telling me that something in the game is causing GPU files to become corrupt or something or another along those lines. Regardless, it's a game-specific issue that should be quite worrisome to anyone.
There's also the chance that NVIDIA's latest 2023 drivers are not as stable as they let on, I had problems with those earlier this year and had to revert back to Summer 2022 drivers. The new drivers could've caused some files to corrupt.
Any-way I'm running the DX12 and pulling down between 95-140 FPS depending on location, with no crashes or interrupts or stutters. I have Win 10 an 64GB RAM
Now, let's get back to the topic.
So I assume there is nothing we could do about it.
Are we just waiting for a new patch?
Reason's i have had crashing issues in the past for games are out of date drivers ,
having low end hardware trying to run high end settings leading to over heating and crashing , over clocking your graphic card also causes a lot of games to crash , and sometimes forgetting to check for windows updates , your anti virus software could be causing it , memory problems
with system memory , or a ram stick has physical damage
, windows bugs and trying to run on non compatible operating systems and corrupted game files , sometimes disabling background processes , that are using a lot of memory usually browser related .
hope you fix it as im aware crashing is a pain in the ass .
I haven't tried the latest patch because I'm still waiting for them to correct the CPU threading issues but from what I'm seeing the crash problem is likely similar to the problems AC Valhalla has and is related to memory transfer problems from system RAM to VRAM. Basically you have a DX11 game engine poorly converted to DX12. DX11 and DX12 are two entirely different beasts when it comes to the way CPU threading, memory management and shader pipelines work and you need to completely rewrite core sections of a DX11 game engine to make it work with DX12. There are no shortcuts or easy conversions or wrappers that can get the job done.
13900KF and RTX 4090 and it crashes all the time on DX12, DX11 is much smoother though.