Euro truck sim 2 - Triple monitor crashing/wont load

Drake5

Drake5

Drake5

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Before I start I just want to say that I've had a triple monitor setup working before in ETS2 with the exact same monitors and same graphics card. The only thing that has changed is I went from 8GB RAM to 4GB RAM and I did a fresh OS install

I've set the monitors up in Nvidia surround, I've edited the ini file in ETS2 to enable multi monitor. When I open up ETS2, it loads until I try and load into the game, then I will just get a black screen and it will crash to the desktop. If I disable nvidia surround and use just the one monitor it will work fine

Could it be something to do with going from 8GB ram to 4GB ram, maybe it's not enough for triple monitors and ets2? But if that was the case wouldn't it crash differently
 
Can you put your game.log contents in a Pastebin please? Link that and I'll have a look. Same folder as mods, profiles etc.

Delete the old one, load up the game and grab the contents right after it crashes and paste that in.
 
digitalx said:
Can you put your game.log contents in a Pastebin please? Link that and I'll have a look. Same folder as mods, profiles etc.

Delete the old one, load up the game and grab the contents right after it crashes and paste that in.
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Just to mention it loads fine when I disable nvidia surround, maybe it is something to do with only having 4gb ram

https://pastebin.com/s4HQvjp1
 
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I'd try Multimon instead, see how that goes.

Maybe the RAM, why did you go from 8 to 4?

Nothing in that log stands out unfortunately.
 
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Are they different speeds? AFAIK it should match the lower speed. It's possible. See how running the lower stick goes, then put in just the higher speed stick, I know it's a bit tedious doing so.

Also what driver version are you using?
 
digitalx said:
Are they different speeds? AFAIK it should match the lower speed. It's possible. See how running the lower stick goes, then put in just the higher speed stick, I know it's a bit tedious doing so.

Also what driver version are you using?
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Using the latest Nvidia driver, there is also a crash.log file could that be useful
 
It can be, but the crash.log has a lot of HEX codes. game.log is a little easier to read. Have you tried running in windowed mode?
 
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