Re: DirextX function "GetDeviceRemovedReason" failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG
@d4isycutter wrote:The graphic card is topping-out on voltage, resulting in a momentary disconnect.
Lower graphics, or drop the clock, or bump the V.
Yeah there is clearly something wrong here with how the game utilizes the GPU. This crash & error will appear if your GPU is overclocked, even slightly. This also applies with factory OC cards (which is insane).
This is my current setup:
Core i7-11700
ROG Strix RTX 3080Ti 12GB (non-OC)
16GB RAM
3440x1440 @ 100MHz
Vsync ON
If I run BF2042 with stock settings, around >1mV@1905MHz (no overclock or undervolt), the game runs "fine". Does not crash, just have the usual erratic FPS.
Vsync caps the FPS to 100, but still then the FPS tends to drop below. GPU runs HOT & Loud with stock settings, reaching 75 C while gaming.
This is why I usually undervolt all my GPUs. So that my card runs quiet & cool while gaming, my current monitor does not allow more than 100 FPS anyways.
If I apply an undervolt profile in Afterburner. Say .850@1700Mhz or if I just apply a Power Limit below 100%. The game WILL crash after just 5-10 mins of gametime.
I tested this profile in benchmarks (Superposition, Heaven, TimeSpy) and games (BF1, BF4, BFV and Cyberpunk 2077) and had no issues whatsoever. All games ran smoothly.
What is weird is that during BETA and the november release, my setup was different (i7-8700K & ROG Strix 1080Ti - also undervolted) and the game ran just fine, no crashes at all. So this could be an issue with newer cards?
There is no way I am running BF2042 at stock GPU settings, the card runs too hot for my liking. I either need to find a stable undervolt profile or just stop playing the damn game until EA/DICE optimizes the code to run properly with GPUs.