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DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG
0x887A0006
"The application's device failed due to badly formed commands sent by the application. This is an design-time issue that should be investigated and fixed."
or are you only referring to the DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED error?
I do not think my card has a bad chip!
There are a lot of people with 1080TIs with this problem as well in this game. Did their cards suddenly go bad? I don't think so.
If it was happening on every game this would be correct and would happen the more the card is pushed so benchmarking the gpu with benchmarks like 3d mark would create the error a ton. However its only with this game. Also recieved device hung error while gpu temp was 58C and gpu usage was 70% if it was coreclock and voltage it would lower the core clock np resulting in high gpu usage. Again this would make more sense if I was getting 99% gpu usage and obviously this would happen on games that actually push the gpu more than Tomb Raider does.
If it was a hardware issue it wouln't crash at the same spots / situations. Simply as that. It's software related for sure. What we don't know yet is who has to fix this error: Nixxes, Nvidia or MIcrosoft (or all of them).
BTW the punisher.venetia's suggestion seems to work so far. That makes me think the definitive solution will be finally given by an user more than a company (like almost always on PC).
I believe that we have a common "trigger" in software or drivers that happens when Lara jumps into the water....
And if I completely disable TdrLevel (TdrLevel=0) the game freezed instead of the DXGI_ERROR and I had to manually reset my computer.
Yeah, this sounded so promising that I turned EXCLUSIVE Fullscreen back on again, but almost immediately got a crash. At this point, I am pretty much assuming this is just really bad SW and going to leave it at that. At least I can mostly play the game now.
"Failed to open pcx64-w \ wwisw \ 79695702.wem ''
But what can it be caused by? how many problems !!!
The game doesn't crash in DX11. The problem is you get a hit performance with DX11 enabled (which is still a decent framerate with a RTX 2080 Ti). The major problem is that it looks visually worse than DX12.
Win 10 version: 1809, Compilation 17763.107
Nvidia 1080Ti Founders edition
Rise of the Tomb Raider, V1.0, in full screen exclusive mode, DX12 enabled.
The issue happens recurrently with ALT+TAB to see the Game guide in the Browser while plaing ;-).
In my case the issue was solved:
1. Updating the game to last Beta (as someone describes) and
2. Downgrading the Nvidia driver to 417.01 (November update)
With your hints was possible, so, at least for me, the issue is clearly with the Nvidia Drivers, and perhaps with the Game SW version, but I'm almost completely sure was the Nvidia Driver, as from the moment I updated to 417.22 the issue happens.
I know this would not be the case for anyone here, but I write down this note if this can help somebody in the thread.