Graphics Driver crash (unplayable since economics update) - additional testing and logs
After the economy update (could be a coincidence) I'm having graphics driver crashes after 5-10 minutes of play.
I know for a fact that it's not my system, since SE is he only game this happened to since.. years and years? List of games that play perfectly on the same machine: The Division 2, WoW, BF4, Greedfall, Deus Ex MD, even Surge 2 doesn't crash (that game is a mess) and a ton of indie games (a dozen or so). Not a single game has this issue, and I play a lot of those games.
Possible causes:
- Overheating: nope, 980Ti stable at 77-80C, standard for this card, far more demanding games are working perfectly fine for hours with 0 crashes ever.
- CPU overheating: not even close, 7700K running at around 60C, not even trying.
- HDD: nope, running from a Samsung SSD, just like all other games.
- RAM: I noticed no memory leak when crash happens.
- OS: nope, latest Win 10 with updates
- Drivers: all updated, including chipset, GPU, peripherals.
- Game files corrupted: nope, cleaned SE completely (including %appdata% folders) and reinstalled. No change.
- Mods: nope, obviously first thing I tested. And besides, no mods should crash the rendering engine.
I also noticed that sometimes new DLC armor textures glitch out, and game crashed a couple of times when applying them. So perhaps something relating to engine's handling of textures.
Another thing I haven't tried is not running a twitch stream in a browser on another window. Maybe SE hates that. Would still be a bit that needs fixing, though.
Also, I'm using a GSync monitor, and fps for SE is capped at 60 fps through Nvidia inspector. Will try without it as well, just for funzies.
I can upload the crash logs, but it basically throws a ParallelTasks exception.After the economy update (could be a coincidence) I'm having graphics driver crashes after 5-10 minutes of play.
I know for a fact that it's not my system, since SE is he only game this happened to since.. years and years? List of games that play perfectly on the same machine: The Division 2, WoW, BF4, Greedfall, Deus Ex MD, even Surge 2 doesn't crash (that game is a mess) and a ton of indie games (a dozen or so). Not a single game has this issue, and I play a lot of those games.
Possible causes:
- Overheating: nope, 980Ti stable at 77-80C, standard for this card, far more demanding games are working perfectly fine for hours with 0 crashes ever.
- CPU overheating: not even close, 7700K running at around 60C, not even trying.
- HDD: nope, running from a Samsung SSD, just like all other games.
- RAM: I noticed no memory leak when crash happens.
- OS: nope, latest Win 10 with updates
- Drivers: all updated, including chipset, GPU, peripherals.
- Game files corrupted: nope, cleaned SE completely (including %appdata% folders) and reinstalled. No change.
- Mods: nope, obviously first thing I tested. And besides, no mods should crash the rendering engine.
I've tried shutting down any extra apps and services - browser windows, GPU software, etc. No change.
I had same crashes when playing on someone's server (lightly modded). So it's client-side.
I also noticed that sometimes new DLC armor textures glitch out, and game crashed a couple of times when applying them. So perhaps something relating to engine's handling of textures. It's further supported by the warnings in the dx11.log about missing textures, although in game I saw no missing textures.
Also, I'm using a GSync monitor, and fps for SE is capped at 60 fps through Nvidia inspector. I've tried setting everything to "application controlled" and removing the FPS limit - still crashes.
PS: if you tell me to update my gpu drivers or shut down any unused programs, I swear I'll find you and I will pour hot chocolate all over your couch (AKA read the second paragraph).
Logs uploaded.
Savefile: https://drive.google.com/open?id=11b8cinnDZB1eDYbcIB5S9i2k3CU3eTX1
Just flying around the planet will always cause the driver crash within 20 minutes max.
To everyone still plagued by this.
I think I might have found a possible culprit, surface ore rocks.
They seem to cause a spike when loading, leading to the crash, more likely the more are loaded at the same time.
Try playing on a planet without these and see if that helps.
https://support.keenswh.com/spaceengineers/pc/topic/graphics-driver-crash-caused-by-surface-ore-rocks
To everyone still plagued by this.
I think I might have found a possible culprit, surface ore rocks.
They seem to cause a spike when loading, leading to the crash, more likely the more are loaded at the same time.
Try playing on a planet without these and see if that helps.
https://support.keenswh.com/spaceengineers/pc/topic/graphics-driver-crash-caused-by-surface-ore-rocks
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