Sigilfey, trust me. It's not those mods. Silent says he just got some car and bike mods. I have them all and there're more than 130 on Nexus today. The good thing about vehicle mods is that, even when they're incorrectly installed, they do not crash the game. They simply don't work. But the game does.
I'm not saying that it is definitely mods. I'm saying we cannot jump to conclusions and assume it's not. I don't need to trust or distrust you -- we need to systematically rule out possibilities. I would rather be
certain that mods are not causing the issues before assuming that there's a heat throttling / overheating issue, buying new fans, or starting to test the system for hardware, voltage, system file issues, etc. Simplest things first.
Any mod under the sun can cause crashes based upon version conflicts, mod synergy issues, load order issues, etc. No one can say, "This mod simply does not cause crashes." That's a ridiculous claim.
Lastly, no one mentioned a BSoD caused by
AcmeVideo.sys on his end. Where does anyone else say that they've encountered that system crash? There's no post except yours that references that information.
Which Silent needs to confirm whether he's experiencing them or not. I picked it from the net, I'm not experiencing them.
Then why would we include a random BSoD? How does this relate to anything anyone has described? Are you referencing another source that draws a connection frrom this sort of crashing issue to that, particular BSoD, or is it just a random guess?
If that's so, then how is it that when you place something as simple as a table fan in front of your PC rig, that the interval between crashes extends sometimes to over 6 hours? And before you ask yes, our rig is clean of dust. Also, a lot of people experience crashes playing Cyberpunk. It's one of the main reasons many players left it. Console players too.
Because not all crashes are caused by the same issues. Just because one person gets random crashing due to overheating does not automatically mean that the next person doesn't receive the same sort of crashing due to a corrupted RAM sector, or a bad PSU, or a corrupted driver installation. Adding fans will only affect issues
if it's a heat issue. More fans will have exactly zero effect on other issues.
Sorry, but you're leaping to some wild conclusions, here.
To be honest, on consoles (not sure on Playstation), now the game is as stable as it could be. I'm on Series X and during my last playthrough, about +160 hrs, I didn't experience a single crash, none
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Beside, on the french part of the forum, someone experienced this kind of system crashes (blue screen) few weeks ago. It only happened when playing Cyberpunk (after 10-20 minutes of playing). So obviously, at first he thought it was because of the game. Me, I thought it was something related to a faulty hardware...
But at the end, it turned out it was somehow related to Windows. He simply reinstalled Windows and system crashes were gone, for good.
Exactly this. A blue-screen can be caused by literally thousands of different things (...and consoles might as well be treated as slightly more conformative PCs, nowadays. Modern models are complex enough that they're almost as prone to these sorts of technical issues.)
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End result is we don't have anywhere near enough data to confirm what
@Silent82 is seeing. From the info we do have, it's still most likely to be related to a modding issue. I'd recommend following the steps I listed above to ensure that the game continues crashing when running in 100% vanilla.
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