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Edited by Glass Ships:
10/3/2020 4:04:35 PM
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Unplayable - Crash to Desktop Constantly
----- System Specs ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 1700
GPU: GeForce 1070 Windforce OC
GPU Driver: Nvidia Game Ready ver 456.55
RAM: 32 GB Corsair DDR4 at 1064 MHz
OS: Windows 10 ver 19041.508
Internet connection:
- Ethernet to router
- Ping: 8 ms
- Dowload: 212.54 Mbps
- Upload: 5.78 Mpbs
Destiny Graphics Settings: 720 resolution, absolute bare minimum settings
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Issue:
Constant lag in entire interface from login screen to inventory menu.
Hard crash to desktop on loading into ANY destination, sometimes even just sitting in orbit.
Completely incapable of even loading into tower to get bounties, let alone raid or run a strike.
No error message.
Just played Witcher 3, Control, and Detroit Become Human on MAX settings in 4K res, with zero issues, zero stuttering, zero memory leakage, etc.
Issue is specific to Destiny and only Destiny.
Have already tried:
- Verify integrity of game files
- Uninstall/reinstall of Destiny 2
- Malware and Virus scan
- Port Forward per Bungie instructions
- Closing background apps
- Closing overlays
Completely unplayable.
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1 ReplyUPDATE: So sorry about the delay! It turns out that iCue was indeed causing the hard crashes. I'm happy to report largely stable performance since: - uninstalling iCue - restarting my PC Hope this helps anyone else having similar issues! and thanks again @TheHaraamPolice and @Crisidelm for your help!
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9 RepliesHey there! Next time your game crashes, could you paste your DxDiag here? You can find this by doing the following: [quote]• Press (Windows Key + R) to bring up the Run dialog box, enter this command “dxdiag” without quotation marks. • Click on “Save all information”. • Copy the text and use a text dump website (i.e. [url=http://pastebin.com]PasteBin.com[/url]) to paste the information. • Create a link and post it here.[/quote]
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1 ReplyI'd like to see your jitter value; the difference between your upload and download speeds is abysmal.
