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Edit: For your GTX
I have tried every driver dating back to April of 2016, 373.06 was back in October of 2016 so unfortunatley I tried that. Thank you though :P I appreciate the help!
Yeah, ive set Priority to HIgh, and Realtime as well as giving it 30 of my 32gb of ram lol and it just doesn't want to properly function. I did try windowed and oddly enough it made me crash everytime I tried to Travel, where borderless just crashes whenever it wants.
Im a Computer Technician so I know my way around windows and its poor way with games and unfortunately I have tried increasing CPU processing power for the game, RAM Usage, and edited the Registry to try and allow it take whatever it needs and it doesn't lol.
Sweet name btw - just realised what it was :P
Yes, I tried that before trying an Uninstall and reinstall and it didn't work. Then i uninstalled and reinstalled, verified the game cache and it still freezes. It's honestly just weird. I have friends who have helped me through the game who have similar hardware and software setup and they have no issues and theyre stumped as to why its just me that is having the trouble :P
I just want to play lol I am straight up addicted to it and cant play! :P
Otherwise random crashing can have many reasons eg. faulty hardware/drivers.
Also check you 3d-settings for ds3, if you haven't created a profile for it, it's probably still in "adaptive" mode which could also crash your pc, make sure to set it to full-performance with your nvidia tool.
My cooling is fine, I replace thermal paste every 6 months (Arctic Silver) and have more than optimal cooling for my processor - I dont overclock but my processor can and because of that I just took the leap to a self contained liquid cooling which doesnt need to be refilled ever but it has a built in liquid level as a precaution and extra liquid if it ever needs to be topped off. Which the lowest it ever got was to 96% - It recommends 97-100% capacity.
Graphics card and System all have there fans cleaned of dust and the fans motors are kept to optimal lubrication (Giggity). the 960 and 650 both have two fans on them and have 2 case fans at the back drawing the hot air out as the front and top fans blow cool air on them.Its honeslty annoying how cold my desk gets because of the 8 case fans and the circulation.
With that said all of my temps are gauged with a lcd monitor on my system and if any significant changes outside of my small window of perfection (something the user can set and something I have set to a very reliable margin) are made I get an alert and can speed up or speed down certain fans or cooling to increase or decrease heat if it gets too cold or too hot. You want to be a nice threshold between.
I didnt originally have a profile set up but after testing for a while I created multiple profiles or different setitngs and each had varying results. The best of result of course was what you stated as a Full-Performance but alas it still freezes. :P but I do keep it at full performance
Not sure why i relpied with a novel lol but I appreciate the suggestion and am thankful that people like you are actually replying :P so Thanks!
Thanks! Love you all! :P
Its not fixed ... yet, but I have fatih in this community :P
Yup like six times haha :P Ive even tried a full and complete delete all data and do a fresh install but still get the freezing
cmd.exe: chkdsk d: /f /x (replace d: with your game install drive)
cmd.exe: chkdsk c: /f (windows wants to restart)
Try turn on/off auro render adjustment in the main gfx options - off would be best but give it a try.
If you got the nvidia geeforce exp. tool running, try quitting it before opening ds.
Ive tested my Hard Drives and they dont have physical or softwatre errors and I have run multiple software, virus, and CMD scans that i could. I have tried it without the gefore tool and with it and everything between.
However I haven't tried turning off auto Rendering. I test that now and see if it helps at all :P thanks
EDIT: It didn't work lol! Thanks though!
Screwed up shadercache can give you some serious crashes and it's not allways acting the same (load order/etc.), doesent even have to be the cache but when the filesystem got a error the disk access alone could crash it.
Had it once myself on ds3 and steam's file validation did pass and changed nothing because the error was in the file system not in the ds3 files.