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12/13/2017 12:27:03 AM
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Patch 1.1.1.1 random crashes to desktop every 1-2 hours
Pretty much as stated in the topic.
I absolutely randomly crash on any activity with 1.1.1.1
There is no error-code, since Destiny 2 starts to stutter for a few frames and then simply crashes.
Windows and all drivers are up to date and I already used the "scan and repair" funtion built in battle.net for D2.
My rig:
i5-4960K
R9-280X
8GB Ram (DDR5)
Everything worked smoothly before the patch, so I assume this is on Bungie's site? Interestingly My friends dont crash, it's just me.
My regards,
Aeon
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7 RepliesEdited by suttungur: 12/13/2017 3:39:12 AMCan you post your DxDiag? The 64-bit report.
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Okay so i had this problem since the CoO patches the same day my computer downloaded a new version of windows ( windows 10 fall creator or if you prefer Window 10 version 1709. So you should try and good look if you have this windows version installed if so roll back to an older version . I tried this and im running destiny 2 with no crash yet.
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My friend is having the same issue. He has tried everything including a fresh install.
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1 ReplySame here since last night patch 3x crash in few hours. Not had any crash before that... 12 hour realbench and prime stable....
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same here hasn't crashed to desktop since launch for me now today its happening again I haven't changed my setup at all. sigh...
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Edited by Redferne: 12/13/2017 9:07:55 AMHello, I tried to play last night. I had 4 crashes in less than 90 min... Never had an issue before last patch. Great job...
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3 Repliesany chance you upgraded to windows 10 fall creators update? I was having issues with a bunch of programs crashing. I rolled back. everything is good again.
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2 RepliesI think your pc is overheating. Atleast the gpu is. Thats what my problem was, I was convinced it was destiny since I've been having so many other problems with it. I have a 1070 and it was overclocked and getting too hot. It can happen with older amd cards that aren't because they just run hotter. If it's not oced you could take the side panel off the pc case. To be sure make sure you monitor temps.
