Started running at 4k, getting crashes

[mic]

So I've been running Fallout 4 on a new system for about 30 hours of game play now and have had very minimal crashes. However, yesterday I upgraded from a "2k" monitor to a 4k one and started playing the game at 4k. Within about 10 minutes of total game play I crashed 3 times (in different areas and doing different things) before I just quit and played another game.

Are there any known game crash issues associated with running Fallout 4 at 4k? I did also manually increase the quality of a few advanced graphic settings (don't remember which ones) when changing my resolution to 4k and am running the enhanced textures pack for the game.

My system specs are as follows.
Processor: Intel i9 10850K
Memory: 32GB DDR4 3200MHz
Video Card: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3080
The game and OS are also run off an SSD but I don't have any info on that on hand at the moment.

I should also mention that early on I did have problems even getting the game to start in 4k with the proper screen size but following some instructions I found online I set my desktop to 4k and 100% scaling and that solved that problem.

Anyone have any tips on how to get around these crashes?

[Chaosium]

Newest Nvidia drivers are the most likely culprit unfortunately, they cause random crashes.

The issue for me was to downgrade to version 442.92, which still has the occasional crash, but definitely not as many as I experienced with up to date drivers

[matt]

Disable weapon debris. There aren't really any tricks to getting the game to run at 4k. In this case, it really does just work.

[mic]

Disabling weapon debris seems to have done the trick. Many thanks for the tip.