alan wake 2 Fence value is UINT64_MAX (device removed): due to removed device

[Hellz]

my game is crashing

AMD Ryzen 7 3700X
32 gbs ram
rx 6700XT

is it my pc?

[Hammer Of Evil]

likely not ur pc, searching your crash message is returning a ton of results from a lot of people.

you'll be stuck waiting for a patch it looks like.

most of the user solutions , are, as usual, superstitious nonsense =p

[Hellz]

googled online and found nothing

[Hellz]

Originally posted by Midori:

Is your screen flashing black i.e. a GPU driver crash?

no just got that error

[Hellz]

update:no error

[Stoneface]

I get same error when i connect my PC to TV via HDMI. Only in Alan Wake 2.

[Gronk]

why no allen wake on steam

[[vodka]KARFAGEN]

game craches bc u used buggy monitor soft.
im delete msi afterburner and riva tuner
and that thoght is help me

[Delta]

alan wake 2? awesome.

[Pierce Dalton]

Contact Remedy.

[Stoneface]

Changed my 165 Hz monitor to 60 Hz, same as TV. Don’t crash now. Use HDMI to connect to TV.

[Jinn-Gon Qui]

Ask on Epic Games' forums.

Oh, wait...

[Bon Appetit]

I faced the same problem. I played and everything was fine, but one day the game started giving this error when I tried to launch it. At the same time, problems began with the RTX version of Resident Evil 2 Remake. But in Resident Evil, disabling RTX helped me. In Alan Wake 2, lowering the graphics settings and disabling RTX did not help. BUT... I found a solution. Perhaps it is exceptional for my case. But I have a 60Hz monitor, but I managed to raise it to 75Hz. And when I returned to my native resolution the game started to launch without any problems. I deleted the 75Hz profile in NVIDIA Control Panel and recreated it. And everything worked again. Perhaps changing the monitor's Hertz setting will help you.