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Ansehelm
11 years ago
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DirectX Error

I'm getting this image. What the hell? http://i.imgur.com/hPiJ31J.png DirectX function "g_dxRenderer->getDevice()->CreatePixelShader(permutation->data,permutation->dataSize,0,&permutation->shad...
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  • JoxerTM22's avatar
    JoxerTM22
    11 years ago

    For DX errors generally with Frostbite engine (EA Rick's post in BF4 section):

    http://answers.ea.com/t5/Battlefield-4/DirectX-Error/m-p/1721429#M17083

    Control panel -> Time, Language and Region -> Region -> Administrative tab

    Change Language for non-Unicode programs To English(US)

    If that won't solve "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG" error, try with switching PhysX to CPU in the nvidia control panel (restart your PC after you change that).

Anonymous's avatar
Anonymous
11 years ago

I am getting something similar but mine says  DirectX function "Getdeviceremovedreason"failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG "The application device failed due to badly formed commands sent by the aplpication. This is an design-time issue that sould be investigated and fixed".  I am up to date on updates, I have the most updated direct X and still the issue persists. 

  • ctt_thompson's avatar
    ctt_thompson
    11 years ago

    I'm also gettin gthe DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG with a GTX 660

    • LeddyStorm's avatar
      LeddyStorm
      11 years ago

      My girlfriend is getting the same problem, she has a GTX 660, I have a GTX 670 and it works perfectly fine. 

      • JoxerTM22's avatar
        JoxerTM22
        11 years ago

        For DX errors generally with Frostbite engine (EA Rick's post in BF4 section):

        http://answers.ea.com/t5/Battlefield-4/DirectX-Error/m-p/1721429#M17083

        Control panel -> Time, Language and Region -> Region -> Administrative tab

        Change Language for non-Unicode programs To English(US)

        If that won't solve "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG" error, try with switching PhysX to CPU in the nvidia control panel (restart your PC after you change that).

    • juwann22's avatar
      juwann22
      11 years ago

      This is the same problem i had. Happens every time i try to load the game.

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      11 years ago

      I have a gtx 660 and its doing the same thing to me.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    11 years ago

    I`m constantly getting that one too.

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    11 years ago
    @drkillinger411 wrote:

    I am getting something similar but mine says  DirectX function "Getdeviceremovedreason"failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG "The application device failed due to badly formed commands sent by the aplpication. This is an design-time issue that sould be investigated and fixed".  I am up to date on updates, I have the most updated direct X and still the issue persists. 

    The Battlefield and Crysis 3 games have had that error, from factory overclocked GPUs, and the usual fix is to run a "downclock" procedure to reset those to the default speed for a usual version of the same GPU core. 

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      11 years ago

      So 2 years and no Dev`s level progress?

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
        11 years ago

        My card is 1032Mhz is base, and it's working the same, but crashes still happening

        http://savepic.net/6196975.jpg

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      11 years ago
      @Gorath_the_Elder wrote:
      The Battlefield and Crysis 3 games have had that error, from factory overclocked GPUs, and the usual fix is to run a "downclock" procedure to reset those to the default speed for a usual version of the same GPU core. 

      So, basically, you're saying we shouldn't hold our breath for a patch to fix  issue.....?😕mileyfrustrated:

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    11 years ago

    Me too

  • Anonymous's avatar
    Anonymous
    11 years ago

    Hi,

    I received the same DirectX error running Inquisition on my GTX 680 (DirectX function "GetDeviceRemovedReason" failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG). I'm running the latest DirectX 11 and GeForce Driver version 344.75. I tried all the recommended fixes on this thread but none worked.

    Finally I decided to ramp up my video card fan speed to 100% manually. Since then I have not received this DirectX HUNG error. Try this solution out and tell me how it works for you!

    It seems to me this error is occuring from video cards overheating due to automatic fan speed not compensating during gameplay. I've been playing the game on Ultra settings so this makes sense to me.

    Regards,

    Jason.

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      11 years ago

      No - I've been playing this game at 100% fan speed from the start.

      It bears little correlation between crashes.

      Keep playing the game for a few hours and you'll see it crash.

    • Anonymous's avatar
      Anonymous
      11 years ago
      @Prodicae wrote:

      Hi,

      I received the same DirectX error running Inquisition on my GTX 680 (DirectX function "GetDeviceRemovedReason" failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG). I'm running the latest DirectX 11 and GeForce Driver version 344.75. I tried all the recommended fixes on this thread but none worked.

      Finally I decided to ramp up my video card fan speed to 100% manually. Since then I have not received this DirectX HUNG error. Try this solution out and tell me how it works for you!

      It seems to me this error is occuring from video cards overheating due to automatic fan speed not compensating during gameplay. I've been playing the game on Ultra settings so this makes sense to me.

      Regards,

      Jason.

      I have also experienced crashing while my video card was seriously hot. I was concerned about it because I almost burned my hand touching it. I've been tracking the heat of my GTX780 ever since. 

      My question is this: How do you manually control your video card's fan speed?

      • Anonymous's avatar
        Anonymous
        11 years ago
        @elmoh wrote:
        @Prodicae wrote:

        Hi,

        I received the same DirectX error running Inquisition on my GTX 680 (DirectX function "GetDeviceRemovedReason" failed with DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG). I'm running the latest DirectX 11 and GeForce Driver version 344.75. I tried all the recommended fixes on this thread but none worked.

        Finally I decided to ramp up my video card fan speed to 100% manually. Since then I have not received this DirectX HUNG error. Try this solution out and tell me how it works for you!

        It seems to me this error is occuring from video cards overheating due to automatic fan speed not compensating during gameplay. I've been playing the game on Ultra settings so this makes sense to me.

        Regards,

        Jason.

        I have also experienced crashing while my video card was seriously hot. I was concerned about it because I almost burned my hand touching it. I've been tracking the heat of my GTX780 ever since. 

        My question is this: How do you manually control your video card's fan speed?

        Normally a program like MSI Afterburner would be used to change fan profiles, however I am reading that can cause problems with DA:I.

        Try going into Nvidia control panel and setting "Vertical sync" to "Adaptive (half refresh rate)" as a possible temporary fix.

        You may have to uncheck vertical sync in DA:I for it to take affect. And possibly set DA:I exe to run as administrator.

        Run DA:I from Origin, I.e. don't use your 60 fps shortcuts.

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