@Xalzias wrote:Can everyone experiencing the directx error please try this and post up if it resolves your issue..
my pc was plagued with the directx device hung driver issue. until i done the following...
Turned off these in the graphic settings.
Ambient Occulsion
Post Process antialiasing
Multisample Antialiasing.
Once i turned them off (was using beta drivers) i could play until i switched the game off. i recently upgraded drivers to 14.12.
While we certainly appreciate you trying to help, turning off graphics options is not a solution. We should not have to lower the graphics quality in order to enjoy the game.
These DirectX related crashes are only happening with DAI and no other game. Not heat related, not related to anything but something going wrong in game. Perhaps a new Nvidia driver may fix this or an update to the game itself but personally I will not be turning off graphics options to get the game to work.
We should not have to lower the graphics quality in order to enjoy the game.
I completely agree, especially when we are getting a solid 60+ FPS everywhere, while the hardware is running stable.
I've lowered the quality from Ultra down to Medium, and I haven't noticed any fewer crashes. I'm not willing to try Low.
@stuartpierce wrote:I've lowered the quality from Ultra down to Medium, and I haven't noticed any fewer crashes. I'm not willing to try Low.
Going down to Low was the only way I could get them (and the massive artifacting) to stop. Otherwise, it was just as bad as it was on any other setting. The only graphics option I can change without crashing is the mesh quality, which I pumped up to Ultra so I could have normal looking hair. Seems to work perfectly this way.
Well I considered myself one of the lucky ones to not have this error..but after the mission of "Wicked Eyes and Wicked Hearts"
The error pops up.
In the whole gameplay before this I had used the 14.11.2 beta drivers from AMD. I did update to 14.12 recently but that seemed also okay, until now...
