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6/4/2022 11:26:28 PM
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Rampant BROCCOLI Errors w/ AMD Radeon 5700 XT
I have been getting BROCCOLI errors which ALWAYS simultaneously crashes my game for approximately 18 months now. These vary from a black screen and the Windows error noise, to the game completely going back with the Windows error popup box appearing with Bungie Error codes listed in them. According to google searches, this error code is due to my graphics card/drivers. Due to how long this is going on, I constantly watch my drivers like a hawk and have been keeping them at their newest update constantly, but that does not fix the issue. I have been trying to fix these on my own for some time now as they happen often, but with seamingly no cause or explicit act to trigger it. I have an AMD Radeon RX 5700 XT, and have spent countless hours attempting to adjust the internal settings for the card using "AMD Software: Adrenaline Edition". This software allows for all sorts of different tuning and has its own settings for "Anti-Lag", "Super-Resolution", "Chill", etc. I have tried all of these and none made any sort of positive or negative effect, they still get the same kinds of crashes. Outside of this I get no issues with the game, no stuttering or lagging which other ppl have also reported in my searchings for other incidents like this. This appears to be unique to AMD cards. Is there any sort of setting I should or should NOT have on to reduce my BROCCOLI errors?
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Hi, I seem to get the same error for my Geforce GTX 1050 on my laptop. I myself have tried clean installing my graphics drivers many times and it did not help, but I suspect the reason is my constant alt-tabbing in windowed mode with a lower resolution which results in the FPS constantly changing from 60 to FPS when it's on and off screen. I would start with CLEAN installing your drivers, as in completely uninstalling the previous driver and then installing the new ones as old files may be out of order and conflict with new ones. Other than that, I would not alt-tab as often if you do that a lot like me. I don't know how else you could prevent the disconnection of your dGPU.
