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1. Turn DLSS OFF, this should fix the issue temporally
2. Overclocking can cause instability in games generally, and it's a known issue with UE5 (game engine used in The Isle), that high clock speeds can cause of instability and crashes (Having an Intel i9 CPU with naively high clock speeds causes some fatal crashes, down clocking helps in this case)
3. Do a bit of maintenance from your end, it may help, wont hurt
Update your GPU Driver and Windows OS to the latest versions
Verify the game files in Steam
Then Delete the Config folder to reset everything, see below (do this with every major update)
1. If running The Isle, exit the game.
2. Open File Explorer.
3. Click the address bar at the top.
4. Type %localappdata% then press Enter.
5. Find "TheIsle" folder. Open it.
6. Open the "Saved" folder.
7. Delete the "Config" folder. Note: This will reset any of your custom settings to their defaults, may also improve performance
8. Start the game.