I was having the same issue and eventually read somewhere that it is an issue with some Nvidia GPU/drivers, especially the RTX models when it comes to the Shader Caching. I disabled the Shared Cache in the Nvidia Control Panel and then went and deleted the existing shader cache files on my hard drive and the no error code crashes stopped. A few days ago a new Nvidia driver got installed thru GeForce Experience, and the crashes returned. I went back to the shader cache settings and it looked like the driver reinstall had messed with them, so I disabled shader caching again, cleared the cache files and I haven't had any issues since. 1. Open Nvidia Control Panel 2. Go to "Manage 3D Settings" 3. Go to the "Program Settings" tab 4. If Destiny 2 (destiny2.exe) is not listed, click on the Add button then either pick Destiny 2 from the Recently used, or Clock "Browse..." navigate to "C:\Program Files (x86)\Steam\steamapps\common\Destiny 2" and pick destiny2.exe 5. In the "2. Specify the settings for this program:" find "Shader Cache" and set it to "Off" 6. Go to "C:\ProgramData\NVIDIA Corporation\NV_Cache" and delete whatever file that can be deleted