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Cheers, I'm very much in the "if it's not broke, leave it alone" camp for drivers... the ones I'm running are probably well over a year old (shortly after they added FMF), but will have to give these a try... crossing my fingers it doesn't break everything for the few games I do play currently!
I need a bit more context. Does it crash on launch or during gameplay? If the latter, is there anything specific causing this in-game?
My colleagues and I are tracking a whole bunch of install related problems. Seems there's a lot of areas where this falls over, and I'm not sure why this got so bad lately.
Hi Vik, it launches ok, but crashes pretty consistently after some time playing (20-30 minutes at a guess).
Don't forget to give Windows a quick check just in case it is a localised issue causing your recent headache. So by that i mean SFC and DISM checks.
I see. i'll ask QA if they have the game in their library / to get it if not and check in with it.Hi Vik, it launches ok, but crashes pretty consistently after some time playing (20-30 minutes at a guess).
Not linked to any specific activity or location as far as I can tell.
What I quoted before was from their patch notes ('the weekly grind') - I haven't tried any other troubleshooting yet (borderless window, disabling overlays etc.), but assume as it's listed that they would have tested those as workarounds.... although 'just use old drivers' seems to be their solution to most issues
I had seen one post yesterday (which I can't find again now) suggesting it's possibly a memory leak, I haven't validated whether there is any noticeable accumulation of RAM/VRAM usage but can try to do that later if it would help.
Running W10 22H2 (I think on the June update - 19045.7417).
If there's any other troubleshooting steps I can take or more info I can provide, let me know, I should have time to test for a bit this evening.
Thanks for your help!
Little update - Played some more earlier and took longer to crash but did eventually, then went on again and it eventually BSOD, rather than crash to desktop.
Grab windbg from Microsoft Store if you do get a mini dump file. Should help analyse it.
Eww... MS Store!
)Hah. I have used Blue screen view as well yeah. Spot on lolEww... MS Store!
(I've always just used Nirsoft BlueScreenView
Edit: but if it offers more functionality, I'll grab it with PS/winget...
Just checked and minidumps are enabled, but none was created (nor does the folder exist)
I updated yesterday to latest - all good here. I couldn't help noticing though in your sig your PSU. Taken from manufacturer website:
Think AMD says 750w Tech Power Up suggests a 600w PSU... Seems a bit on the low side TBH would guess a decent 700w would probably be ok but 600w... but they are usually pretty good I think... But guessing this is where I get a ton of comments telling me the TPU GPU database sucks lol
Maybe I was a bit to over confident with the PSU and should have upgraded earlier.
Try the PSU calculator sites, they are random. Some say 650w and others are calling 1000w.Think AMD says 750w Tech Power Up suggests a 600w PSU... Seems a bit on the low side TBH would guess a decent 700w would probably be ok but 600w... but they are usually pretty good I think... But guessing this is where I get a ton of comments telling me the TPU GPU database sucks lol
AMD Radeon RX 7900 GRE Specs
AMD Navi 31, 2245 MHz, 5120 Cores, 320 TMUs, 160 ROPs, 16384 MB GDDR6, 2250 MHz, 256 bitwww.techpowerup.com
booo!
