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Flyas

19 May @ 2:30am

The game causes a BSOD with a CPU related error.

Every 2 or 3 hours while playing the game my pc crashes with a BSOD. Opening the dump with WinDbg it shows a CPU related error: 0x124_0_AuthenticAMD_MEMORY__UNKNOWN_FATAL_IMAGE_AuthenticAMD.sys.

I tried updating Chipset drivers, disabling PBO (overclock / underclock) but the error persists. What it makes me believe it's a game problem is the fact that this does not happen on other games (even more demanding ones, like Cyberpunk 2077) or during a full load stress test with Prime95 and Cinebech. The error also happens if I simply idle in the main menu, all the temps are under control (CPU 70 degrees, GPU 50 degrees) and the FPS are fine (above 130). Is anyone having the same issue?

I play on a RTX 4070, Ryzen 7 5800x processor and MPG 550 Gaming Plus MOBO.

Last edited by Flyas; 19 May @ 2:55am

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MoleUK 19 May @ 2:57am

Check your CPU load when idle on the main menu. See what kind of % the cores are using. After that, try capping your FPS with RTSS or Nvidia control panel to your monitors refresh rate. See if there's a change.

Flyas

19 May @ 4:59am

The CPU load with unlocked FPS is pretty basic, something like 20-30% while idling. Not all the cores receives the same amount of load, the majority of them is between 0-20% while one or two are at 40% spiking up to 60%. Removing Frame Generation and capping the FPS seems to be useless (i have a 144hz monitor, it would remove something like 30fps anyway). The temps are under control at all times (60 degrees CPU and GPU). I will try to disable NVIDIA Reflex. Could it be a poor optimization for high cores CPUs?