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The 14900k is currently pushing my 2.8 million pop post Beach properties city (MSI mobo) and the 12900k is running my pre Beach Properties 2.1 million pop city (ASrock mobo). All game settings on high no OC ever on either and both high performance game setting and windows. Loaded Hotfix on both this morning and other than reboots every morning have been running 24/7 since the game came out. All documented daily on my game test thread.
No problem for me yet but I do know most of them are caused by overzealous certain motherboard stock settings. Is your mobo on the naughty list?
I had two crashes early this morning after loading the hotfix but only on the 14900K, but nothing ever before or after. Never on the 12900k.
If your PC can't pass running LinX x64 etc, it's not stable. Not sure what else they use these days to stress test, but LinX is FIRE bewarned! :)
MB makers have been assigned with a task to actually offer settings with intel specs. For example ASUS offered as default setting 4096W max power... Slightly more than specified 253W. I've set mine manually to remain within that 253W and no problems with the game.
To answer questions:
- I have a more than capable mobo (ASUS Dark Hero Z790). I have BIOS 2301 installed, so, I'm nominally up to date in terms of Intel crashes.
- I have fully custom EXTERNAL watercooling -- 2 x 360mm rads internal, and 1 x 560mm rad external. You basically couldn't run a 14900K cooler than I run mine without going the liquid nitrogen route, tbh. Though I didn't de-lid so I guess that's only half-true. My delta T on big overclocks hangs out around 6 degrees, when gaming.
- CPU is fully stable on my OC / current parameters in all stress tests you could think of. But to reiterate I have tried setting everything back to full stock to see what that accomplishes in Cities 2 (basically nothing, as noted).
- GPU is ROG 4090 OC, when my GPU crashes I know it -- and historically when I've crashed my GPU in Cities 2, it has given me a crash dump, so even in this specific program there's a difference. These are definitely CPU crashes. I have also set my GPU back to full defaults for Cities 2 testing, for what that's worth.
- I've monitored the crashes closely with Aquasuite (naturally) and HW Monitor, and I can't find any really weird behavior right before a Cities 2 crash.
Faulting application name: Cities2.exe, version: 2022.3.29.20748, time stamp: 0x663b55b2
Faulting module name: lib_burst_generated.dll, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x6685146e
UPDATE: installed latest BIOS to computer [i9-14900K] and crashes have reduced to one every four hours.
UPDATE2: no crashes during a single 12 hour run