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Okay, I think I've found a solution. It would be nice if someone else confirmed it. What I did:
Reset the BIOS to default, completely uninstalled the AMD chipset drivers and the Realtek network card, and installed the drivers from the motherboard's official website. Then, in the game itself, I set the Texture Streaming Budget to 4 GB of VRAM.
I have a MediaTek MT7925 WiFi card, not Realtek, so that fix probably won't work for me. I also tried adjusting BIOS settings (VDDG voltages, etc.) with no luck. Will try the 4GB Texture Streaming Budget setting. Seems like we're all just waiting for official patches at this point...
- 2 months ago
Not Wi-Fi, uninstall Realtek PCI-E Ethernet Drivers and Amd Chipset Driver
- GB180302 months agoNew Rookie
Hey, bro, I don't think this is a good ide.
- 2 months ago
Remove these two drivers through the Control Panel and Device Manager, then download them from the official website of your motherboard. That's all. Nothing will explode, I promise.)
- 2 months ago
game still crash
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