That DXDIAG report suggests you try the following:
- free up space on your drives. You should have at least 10% free space on each drive.
- check your virtual memory - i.e. cached by Windows. If it's on your c: drive, you may be having issues because of lack of space.
- make sure you are not overclocking your CPU or GPU while you're troubleshooting
- make sure you memory settings in BIOS match what your CPU supports. I personally had this issue years ago.
I am going to remove all and any OC from CPU, RAM and GPU and report back.
However, could you elaborate on your statement about having at least 10% free space on EACH of my drives. I have 2 storage/backup HDDs. 4 TB and 8 TB. What makes you say I should have 400 GB and 800 GB (!) of free space on each respectively? That seems like an extremely unreasonable ask.
@Marvinn84 wrote:
However, could you elaborate on your statement about having at least 10% free space on EACH of my drives. I have 2 storage/backup HDDs. 4 TB and 8 TB. What makes you say I should have 400 GB and 800 GB (!) of free space on each respectively? That seems like an extremely unreasonable ask.
You're OK on your backup HDDs. They should operate fine with less than 10%.
Hello, just wanted to give an update. I have run some tests without the OC couple of days ago and turned out the issue was an unstable RAM overclock.
It was a custom OC (quite a bit above the XMP). The surprising thing was that this OC passed a full (x3) MemTest verification, but still after going back to XMP I got zero crashes! Managed to finally finish the prologue and play quite a bit into the first planet.
This was before the most recent patch (the one removing Denuvo, for future reference).
Thank you for help.
