Crashing all the time

[Kooner]

I have played gwent only about a hour today and already crashed 4 times.

This been going on for months for me and im getting tired of losing games because the game suddenly crashes and I get a error. I tried to look up solutions and did update my driver / reinstall the game etc but nothing ever works

Anybody got a advice?

 

[4RM3D]

1. Try to disable V-Sync and card animations in the options menu.
2. Remove all add-ons (GwentUp, Gwent Tracker).
3. Remove/disable all third party overlay applications (e.g. FRAPS, RivaTuner).
4. Try a verify / repair through GOG Galaxy and ensure Galaxy itself is up to date.
5. Install / repair redistributables that come wit the game (DirectX, Visual Studio, etc.).
6. Be sure the game is not installed under Program Files or Program Files(x86) and set up the .EXE files of Galaxy and Gwent to "Run as administrator".
7. Disable the Galaxy overlay (only for debugging; it should be enabled for buying kegs and inviting friends).
8. Disable your virus protection software / firewall.
9. Close all background applications, especially Chrome (and other resource-consuming apps).
10. If this doesn't fix things, run a dxdiag with the 64-bit option selected and send the results to CDPR Support along with a brief description of the issue.

 

[Kooner]

1. Try to disable V-Sync and card animations in the options menu.
2. Remove all add-ons (GwentUp, Gwent Tracker).
3. Remove/disable all third party overlay applications (e.g. FRAPS, RivaTuner).
4. Try a verify / repair through GOG Galaxy and ensure Galaxy itself is up to date.
5. Install / repair redistributables that come wit the game (DirectX, Visual Studio, etc.).
6. Be sure the game is not installed under Program Files or Program Files(x86) and set up the .EXE files of Galaxy and Gwent to "Run as administrator".
7. Disable the Galaxy overlay (only for debugging; it should be enabled for buying kegs and inviting friends).
8. Disable your virus protection software / firewall.
9. Close all background applications, especially Chrome (and other resource-consuming apps).
10. If this doesn't fix things, run a dxdiag with the 64-bit option selected and send the results to CDPR Support along with a brief description of the issue.

Thanks will Try and report back if anything