When I boot up the game it goes to the bug-splat error report dialog. What do I do?

[TheHybryd_playz]

I just wanna beat up orks...

[-RB- Blocka]

Try verifying the game cache via the Steam Library Properties!

[TheHybryd_playz]

I did

[TheHybryd_playz]

Says two couldn't be validated and would be reacquired

[TheHybryd_playz]

nevermind it works now thanks

[-RB- Blocka]

^^

[Ryl OdinSon]

I had the same problem and I was starting to go mad trying to solve this

my CPU is an AMD Ryzen 5950X (I make that precision, because it's the origin of the problem, you'll see) ... that CPU has 16 cores, separated in two CCX of 8 cores each

so, at some point I just thought, okay, maybe it's a compatibility problem with that architecture (I had tested almost everything before that, like compatiblity modes, CPU affinity, etc) ... I then launched Ryzen Master, set it to Gaming Mode (only one CCX enabled and so only 8 cores), rebooted the PC and tried to launch the game

... oh, sweet computer magic : the game ran flawlessly, everything was back to normal

so I just ask a little something to the devs, please, can you give us a patch/update that will make that game playable with multiple CCX CPUs ... c'mon, please ^^

having to change settings, reboot computer, just to play a certain game is really a pain in the arse

[One With The Games]

Yeah I had same issue, and had to lower my cores down to half for the game to launch. Crazy how top of the line PCs have to be dumbed down for games like this to run lol.

[TheHybryd_playz]

validating files seems to work

[Spike]

Originally posted by Ryl OdinSon:

I had the same problem and I was starting to go mad trying to solve this

my CPU is an AMD Ryzen 5950X (I make that precision, because it's the origin of the problem, you'll see) ... that CPU has 16 cores, separated in two CCX of 8 cores each

so, at some point I just thought, okay, maybe it's a compatibility problem with that architecture (I had tested almost everything before that, like compatiblity modes, CPU affinity, etc) ... I then launched Ryzen Master, set it to Gaming Mode (only one CCX enabled and so only 8 cores), rebooted the PC and tried to launch the game

... oh, sweet computer magic : the game ran flawlessly, everything was back to normal

so I just ask a little something to the devs, please, can you give us a patch/update that will make that game playable with multiple CCX CPUs ... c'mon, please ^^

having to change settings, reboot computer, just to play a certain game is really a pain in the arse

This is it. I had this same issue and did exactly what you posted and it worked. Dawn of War II has this issue as well, because when I did this Dawn Of War II worked

[Ryl OdinSon]

I guess they must be using the same engine

glad to see that my 'trick' helped you ^^