Constant game crash on Pc (Steam)
Product: F1 22 Platform:Steam-PC Summarize your bug the game constantly crashes on my pc, in any game mode, sometimes even in the menu. What is your 16 digit Report Code? RPJH-RJVB-JHGX-VMTE Whi...
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i know i shouldn't use win 11, i always used win 10 on pc, but the game crashes, i did a clean install of win 10 and the game kept crashing, and then i changed it to win 11, but i'm going back to Win 10.
MoBo: m5a78l-m plus/usb3
microcode update are enable in bios
in the event viewer two errors appear when the game crashes, both referring to LiveKernelEvent
@MatadorDeJB wrote:i know i shouldn't use win 11, i always used win 10 on pc, but the game crashes, i did a clean install of win 10 and the game kept crashing, and then i changed it to win 11, but i'm going back to Win 10.
MoBo: m5a78l-m plus/usb3
microcode update are enable in bios
in the event viewer two errors appear when the game crashes, both referring to LiveKernelEvent
OK it's AM3+ and AMI BIOS (not UEFI AMI IV or AMI V) the latest BIOS is version 0502 - looks like (from the date and dxdiag string) you may already have it.
The CPU is from 2012 and is not supported in Windows 11.
Install Windows 10 22H2 (from the Media Creation Tool) and check using HWiNFO that the CPU (cpu00600F20) ucode is ver06000852_2018-02-06
This will not be in your BIOS because it is from 2016.
Before you hook up the Internet, install
AMD 760G Chipset Driver restart
AMD Adrenaline 23.3.1 restart
Correct Realtek UAD driver restart.
For the ASMedia USB, let Windows Update find drivers.Try not to use those ports - AFAIK they are the USB3_E12 ports (blue) or connected via USB3_E34 header.
Additionally, you are showing only 12GB of RAM, this is not a good config.
16GB of matched memory (4x 4GB or 2x 8GB) is better. You run the risk of bad timings, poor Dual Channel / Single Channel configuration or modules not detecting. SPD info may not be read from all modules.
HWiNFO will show the memory configuration, you can post the HWiNFO.txt (save report) as an attachment. This will display the modules and slot config.
bios is already updated
I did a clean install of win 10, I followed the steps you indicated, hwinfo shows the microcode 06000852, tomorrow I will do the test.
The memories are 4GBx8GB, Kingston Fury (KF316C10BB/4 and KF316C10BB/8), on hwinfo they are exactly the same except for the capacity, tomorrow I'll share the .txt
@MatadorDeJB wrote:bios is already updated
I did a clean install of win 10, I followed the steps you indicated, hwinfo shows the microcode 06000852, tomorrow I will do the test.
The memories are 4GBx8GB, Kingston Fury (KF316C10BB/4 and KF316C10BB/8), on hwinfo they are exactly the same except for the capacity, tomorrow I'll share the .txtThanks for the reply. I would suggest DIMMs in A1 & A2 or B1 & B2, not A1/B1 or A2/B2 - i.e. all single channel.
Memtest may be useful. Test each stick individually in A1 (or known good slot) then try the combination as you have it. I believe you will need the v4 Memtest image (scroll down).
