Out of video memory when loading save in Experimental

[n00borama]

Have been running fine on ultra previously. Anyone else seeing this issue?

[Rumpelstiltskin]

Having the same problem, not sure how to fix it.

[cswiger]

That's an error usually caused by recent Intel CPUs. Install any BIOS updates and load "Intel Default Settings" rather than leaving the BIOS set to allow unlimited power to the CPU.

https://www.radgametools.com/oodleintel.htm
https://wccftech.com/intels-official-statement-14th-13th-gen-cpu-instability-issues-use-intel-default-settings-not-baseline/
https://videocardz.com/newz/intel-addresses-instability-issues-with-13th-14th-gen-core-k-series-cpus-in-latest-statement

[n00borama]

I got it to load with DX11 but performance was a slideshow. New game starts fine with DX12 so it may be something related to the existing save. I made a new save after the DX11 one loaded and now can load that with DX12

[n00borama]

@cswiger I did see something about that but I have a 9th gen. It does seem like loading it in DX11 and then moving back solved it for me. I tried to run with Vulkan but apparently I can't - it forced DX11 when I chose that option.

[n00borama]

For anyone else seeing this, it's a known issue with large save files in 1.1. For now, running in DX11 is the only solution. I think it was a fluke that I got it to load in DX12 - won't do it anymore.

[Mirmel]

Originally posted by n00borama:

For anyone else seeing this, it's a known issue with large save files in 1.1. For now, running in DX11 is the only solution. I think it was a fluke that I got it to load in DX12 - won't do it anymore.

Interesting, thanks.

What constitutes a "large save" these days by the way?
It has been occupying me a bit since Satisfactory is currently eating up all my RAM which seems to correlate to my save size.

[n00borama]

I have no idea. I found a thread on the official bug tracker where someone mentioned having a 23MB save experiencing this issue. Mine are around 10MB.

Meanwhile I just had to kill myself trying to use hypertube junctions to split off into directional boosters and rejoin the main line. It was just sending me in a circle with no way to stop :)