Your graphics drivers look... totally wrong. I don't think you actualy have gaming drivers installed.
[quote]Card name: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 2080 Ti
Driver File Version: 30.00.0015.1277 (English)
Driver Version: 30.0.15.1277[/quote]
Checking the Nvidia website I'm showing the current drivers should be 528.24, released a few days ago. I'd recommend grabbing the GeForce Experience, as it will automatically check and install drivers. (When you give it the ok to install new drivers it finds.)
There is also a crash error from "GameManagerService3". In a quick search that appears to be Synapse related. You should check your Razer Synapse software is up to date. (Though it's pretty notorious for causing conflicts/crashes.)
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Old drivers, but correct, these in fact: https://www.nvidia.com/download/driverResults.aspx/188990/en-us/
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They are on Win 10. But yeah, that's where I checked which drivers they should be using.
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I updated the geforce drivers, and synapse as well. Did another DxDiag, link has been posted with the new info
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Editado por Crisidelm: 1/31/2023 1:02:38 PMSomeone with a similar problem, https://www.bungie.net/en/Forums/Post/262296697?sort=0&page=0 Those 3rd party apps for RGB/Led control, for peripherals and such are horribly coded (most of the times they use deprecated HW calls) and can cause never-ending problems, lockups, freezes and crashes...
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I got a few new pointers from this, thank you
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Yeah, I'd try closing down everything you don't need on start-up, before even starting D2, then see if you can play with those things disabled. Also, try "restarting" your system. Apparnetly if you 'shut down' and then start again, it puts 'bad stuff' in fast boot (if you are getting errors and such those things won't be cleared.)
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You're welcome.