This is a total stab in the dark, but are you running off an SSD? I had similar problems (on a Samsung T7 SSD) - crashes so frequent, I couldn't understand how anyone was playing the game, until I found out I could update the firmware on it. Since the update, almost all of my crashes have gone away. I had no idea that SSDs even had firmware - apparently they all do (m2, internal, external).
So at this point, I need to have a different Win 10 version/build.. Which would be most suitable?CDPR did not test/expect LTSB. There are almost a dozen versions of Windows 10, most of them technically in support.
All that remains to be seen now is if they fail to make the small changes to support it. The game will never work for you unless they change it since your OS cannot update without a rebuild.
Cyberpunk 2077 PC Crash Issues
"I. Notably the crashes on launch occur on the older Windows 10 versions, e.g. version 1607 (Build 14393) and version 1703 (Build 15063). This is because the updated version of DirectX 12, that Cyberpunk 2077 uses, was released later than the mentioned builds. " Could somebody explain whats is...forums.cdprojektred.com
Does my CPU pose any threat? Some think that it shouldn't work with an AMD Phenom II at all
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It flatlines on both relaunch and exe during launch.
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Are you seriously bitching about gameplay bug while everybody else can not even play the game at all?
My game is crashing to desktop under 5 minutes of gameplay saying "WHOA! CyberPunk 2077 has flatlined!".
I am unable to play the game and I tried various fixed.
I am seriously out of ideas and I need your help.
The first crash dump states that the game was using 12GB+ of RAM (unclear if it is VRAM or not) before it crashed if I am not wrong:
Full error logs are here:
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I tried to fix this with the following:
I am on Windows 10 Pro x64 (20H2 version)
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I am unable to play the game and I tried various fixed.
I am seriously out of ideas and I need your help.
Code:
Registered crash info file...
InternalVersion: 3.0.3217599 P4CL: 4158334 Stream: //R6.Root/R6.Patch0Hotfix2
!!!CRASHED!!!
Error Reason: Assert
Expression:
Message: Gpu Crash for unknown reasons! Callstack here is probably irrelevant. Check if Breadcrumbs or Aftermath logged anything useful.
File: e:\r6.patch0hotfix2\dev\src\common\gpuapi\src\dx12\gpuapidx12error.cpp
Line: 40
Code:
"Engine/VersionWatermark@32#TID=0":"3.0.3217599 P4CL: 4158334 Stream: //R6.Root/R6.Patch0Hotfix2 Dec 10 2020 14:01:38 (FINAL) Total memory: 12565938176 bytes "Cyberpunk2077.exe-20201218-081309-12284-9108 - Pastebin.com
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I tried to fix this with the following:
- Reinstalling game
- Repairing game
- Clean GPU driver reinstall with DDU
- Change RAM
- Reinstall the game to SSD (from HDD)
- Windows reinstall
- Underclocking/undervolting GPU
- AMD fix / HEX EDIT
- Cyber Engine Tweaks at Cyberpunk 2077 Nexus
- Unlocking memory pool size
- CPU: AMD Ryzen 5 2600
- GPU: Asus GeForce GTX 1080 Ti 11 GB STRIX GAMING (with latest drivers 460.89)
- RAM: 16GB 3600Mhz CL16
- STORAGE: SSD
- PLATFORM: GOG
I am on Windows 10 Pro x64 (20H2 version)
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TL;DR:
GPU crash fix: As some have mentioned in this thread (the last one was Sam726627), the cause seems to be one of two RAM sticks for me as well.
Without the "faulty" one I was able to play for 2-3 hours last evening. I was afraid that the problem would occur again today, but I was able to load my savegame. While I'm writing this Cyberpunk is in the background and still running. It also does not matter what graphics settings I make. Everything on Ultra (including DLSS, RTX, 144hz) is just fine.
Now that I have troubleshoot since December 10th I want to just play a little. But I definitely will test the RAM a bit more. Maybe it makes a different if the "faulty" one is on DIMMB2? And I also want to test if it makes a difference if I activate some services again.
Before I also had GPU crashes like many others . I have not even managed to come past the character creation. My ReportQueue is 138 items big so far. I've tried everything from the support pages and almost everything described in this thread and elsewhere in the internet.
My rig (from 04/2020):
CPU: Ryzen 7 3800x
MB: MSI Gaming Edge WIFI x570
RAM: G.Skill TridentZ Neo DDR4-3600 16GBx2
GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 2080 TI Gaming X Trio
GPU crash fix: As some have mentioned in this thread (the last one was Sam726627), the cause seems to be one of two RAM sticks for me as well.
Without the "faulty" one I was able to play for 2-3 hours last evening. I was afraid that the problem would occur again today, but I was able to load my savegame. While I'm writing this Cyberpunk is in the background and still running. It also does not matter what graphics settings I make. Everything on Ultra (including DLSS, RTX, 144hz) is just fine.
Now that I have troubleshoot since December 10th I want to just play a little. But I definitely will test the RAM a bit more. Maybe it makes a different if the "faulty" one is on DIMMB2? And I also want to test if it makes a difference if I activate some services again.
Before I also had GPU crashes like many others . I have not even managed to come past the character creation. My ReportQueue is 138 items big so far. I've tried everything from the support pages and almost everything described in this thread and elsewhere in the internet.
My rig (from 04/2020):
CPU: Ryzen 7 3800x
MB: MSI Gaming Edge WIFI x570
RAM: G.Skill TridentZ Neo DDR4-3600 16GBx2
GPU: MSI GeForce RTX 2080 TI Gaming X Trio
| Hey guys i had random crashes too, and i think i found my solution. It's so stupid; i play with a PS4 Controller on my Asus ROG Zephyrus Laptop RTX 2080 32GB Ram, so this goes out to all the players who use controllers: If you are running DS4WINDOWS in the background, TURN IT OFF or don't start it, and use the DS4 support in STEAM big picture mode ONLY. Yesterday i could play almost an hour without crashes, had no time to test it longer. Before that, i had random crashes every 2-5 minutes. I hope i can help some of you guys with this info (and i hope it wasn't posted before in here) |
Same here, I was surprised that my motherboard also had it's own firmware next to the BIOS itself. I'd suggest everyone should check out if their hardware's firmware is updated, sad thing is I don't think there's program (like CpuZ, GpuZ and similar) that will show you what version of it is installed.
Hello, so I was in the same situation as the whole thread :
- non-AVX CPU
- Windows 7
Here are the issues so far :
- Resolution not scaling to the screen
- game crash after tutorial (exit the bar / leave the chair / ...)
- random gpu crashes
Here are the things I have followed and discovered here so far :
1) Game ran, but after a GPU crash, cannot start past the CD Project Red Logo
- Restart your PC -> the driver completely crashed, and only a fresh reboot can solve it
2) I rebooted but still happened
- Try to remove "GamePipelineLibrary.cache" from your appdata folder (fixed a couple of time for me)
(If you still can't get past, I have no solution)
3) I have a critical error while exiting the tutorial
- Apply the AVX patch found in this thread (previous replies)
4) I have a watchdog error
- Apply the patch found in this thread (previous replies)
Here's the thing I discovered myself to reduce (not fix) the GPU crash :
- Fine tune the memory pool to your GPU memory pool
- Run a CMD and do the following "net stop uxsms" (when you have finished to play, don't forget to "net start uxsms")
- launch the game from its directory
Pros :
- Lowered my crash issue : I can play for 4 hours now, before it was 20 minutes before crash
- The driver can actually recover without rebooting the OS, so the crash is less annoying.
Cons :
- Somewhat interfere with the VSYNC, lots of tearing, like if the vsync was deactivated
- Plummeting the framerate (half it on some place, but hey, it's playable now)
Here are my specs :
- core i7 870 @ 4GHZ
- 16GB Ram
- RTX 2070
- Win7 SP1
- non-AVX CPU
- Windows 7
Here are the issues so far :
- Resolution not scaling to the screen
- game crash after tutorial (exit the bar / leave the chair / ...)
- random gpu crashes
Here are the things I have followed and discovered here so far :
1) Game ran, but after a GPU crash, cannot start past the CD Project Red Logo
- Restart your PC -> the driver completely crashed, and only a fresh reboot can solve it
2) I rebooted but still happened
- Try to remove "GamePipelineLibrary.cache" from your appdata folder (fixed a couple of time for me)
(If you still can't get past, I have no solution)
3) I have a critical error while exiting the tutorial
- Apply the AVX patch found in this thread (previous replies)
4) I have a watchdog error
- Apply the patch found in this thread (previous replies)
Here's the thing I discovered myself to reduce (not fix) the GPU crash :
- Fine tune the memory pool to your GPU memory pool
- Run a CMD and do the following "net stop uxsms" (when you have finished to play, don't forget to "net start uxsms")
- launch the game from its directory
Pros :
- Lowered my crash issue : I can play for 4 hours now, before it was 20 minutes before crash
- The driver can actually recover without rebooting the OS, so the crash is less annoying.
Cons :
- Somewhat interfere with the VSYNC, lots of tearing, like if the vsync was deactivated
- Plummeting the framerate (half it on some place, but hey, it's playable now)
Here are my specs :
- core i7 870 @ 4GHZ
- 16GB Ram
- RTX 2070
- Win7 SP1
Just in case this helps anyone else.
I am able to mitigate the crashes now.
If I get one, i simply restart my pc and load Cyberpunk from the bin folder and not from GoG.
It appears I can only launch cyberpunk crash free once every boot of the PC...No idea why but it works for me.
I am able to mitigate the crashes now.
If I get one, i simply restart my pc and load Cyberpunk from the bin folder and not from GoG.
It appears I can only launch cyberpunk crash free once every boot of the PC...No idea why but it works for me.
Got this on the last part of the "The Heist" Mision, i had alot of textures problems ,and other things but whit this shit, i cant keep playing , it crashes every time i try to play.
I started a new game , and i got the same shit in the same place. I WANT TO PLAY THE FKING GAME , and i found more bugs and errors than NPCS . U_U.
Thanks for mentioning DS4. I stopped running it and switched to my Logitech controller. No more crashes!! Legend.
Hey all, after a week of trouble shooting I have finally found a bandage fix for my particular GPU crash.
I would get crashes every 5 to 10 min with the “gpuapidx12error.cpp”. It was random every time, no connection to what I was doing in game.
Game settings:
Preset to Ultra
Resolution 1080p
FPS is uncapped
Vsync off, I’m using Gsync
My specs are as follows:
Ryzen 7 1700x
Corsair 16gb 3200mhz (XMP enabled)
EVGA 1080ti Kingpin
500gb Samsung EVO 850 M.2. Nvme
Windows 10 Home 20H2
What I tried:
-Returning CPU to stock clocks
-Disabling Steam and Nvidia overlays
-Updating Windows 10
-Updating/reinstalling Nvidia drivers
-Reinstalling Windows 10
-Verifying game files
-Installing Polish language (recommended on a website)
-Reducing the Hz on my monitor to 60
-Turning off all programs in the background
-Launching the game from the bin folder as administrator
-Editing the memory pool size
-Playing with compatibility settings
-Setting every setting in windows and nvidia control panel to performance
-And I’m sure I missed a whole bunch others I’ve tried. Basically everything in this thread.
Solution: After someone mentioned their GPU was over boosting, I ran MSI afterburner while playing the game. Sure enough it was pegged at 2055 to 2100mhz! Knowing my cards limits these speeds would crash on any game. So I added a -150 underclock to the core, and left the memory speed as is.
This actually worked for a good 20 min and the core clock was now running at 1850 to 1900mhz BUT now I had a different issue, the game would crash by artifacting. I was no longer getting the flatlined error. After a few tries I noticed it only happens when the GPU would reach 78+F which would only happen during dialog scenes surprisingly.
So now the only way I’m able to run the game is with my fan speed pegged to 100% and a -150 underclock on the core which kept temps between 68 to 75F. This is definitely not normal or ideal for a freaking 1080Ti kingpin to suffer just to play this game at 1080p but at least It plays now… although my ears hurt from the fan noise after 2hrs of gameplay.
I would get crashes every 5 to 10 min with the “gpuapidx12error.cpp”. It was random every time, no connection to what I was doing in game.
Game settings:
Preset to Ultra
Resolution 1080p
FPS is uncapped
Vsync off, I’m using Gsync
My specs are as follows:
Ryzen 7 1700x
Corsair 16gb 3200mhz (XMP enabled)
EVGA 1080ti Kingpin
500gb Samsung EVO 850 M.2. Nvme
Windows 10 Home 20H2
What I tried:
-Returning CPU to stock clocks
-Disabling Steam and Nvidia overlays
-Updating Windows 10
-Updating/reinstalling Nvidia drivers
-Reinstalling Windows 10
-Verifying game files
-Installing Polish language (recommended on a website)
-Reducing the Hz on my monitor to 60
-Turning off all programs in the background
-Launching the game from the bin folder as administrator
-Editing the memory pool size
-Playing with compatibility settings
-Setting every setting in windows and nvidia control panel to performance
-And I’m sure I missed a whole bunch others I’ve tried. Basically everything in this thread.
Solution: After someone mentioned their GPU was over boosting, I ran MSI afterburner while playing the game. Sure enough it was pegged at 2055 to 2100mhz! Knowing my cards limits these speeds would crash on any game. So I added a -150 underclock to the core, and left the memory speed as is.
This actually worked for a good 20 min and the core clock was now running at 1850 to 1900mhz BUT now I had a different issue, the game would crash by artifacting. I was no longer getting the flatlined error. After a few tries I noticed it only happens when the GPU would reach 78+F which would only happen during dialog scenes surprisingly.
So now the only way I’m able to run the game is with my fan speed pegged to 100% and a -150 underclock on the core which kept temps between 68 to 75F. This is definitely not normal or ideal for a freaking 1080Ti kingpin to suffer just to play this game at 1080p but at least It plays now… although my ears hurt from the fan noise after 2hrs of gameplay.
I'm getting the game loading up fine at first but it crashes on all 3 story modes at the same point in each mode.
Nomad - After the prologue the news reel introducing plays and when I get to the end I'm in the car and the game will crash - every single time.
Street - Straight after the meeting in the bar, as soon as I walk outside, the game crashes - every single time.
Corpo - When going to visit the boss, as soon as I sit down at the desk the game crashes - every single time.
So far I've done the following:
Updated windows
Updated graphics driver
uninstalled and reinstalled all the C++ packages.
I've lowered the screen resolution right down, and put graphics on the lowest setting.
Game is on Steam so I've checked the integrity of the files and that's all good.
Also turned off the GeForce Experience overlay.
Also tried in a clean boot mode.
I've followed the help and FAQ pages on the main site but still not making any progress.
I'm running a Windows 10 with a Xeon CPU and a GeForce GTX 970 graphics card. 24gb of RAM total.
I'm at a total loss as to what else to do next as so far, I've spent £50 and quite a few hours messing around with the PC to make no improvment at all. With all the bugs on this game I'm not sure if it's the game or my PC that's at fault.
Anyone got any advice or shall I just sit back and hope a patch comes out to sort this.
Nomad - After the prologue the news reel introducing plays and when I get to the end I'm in the car and the game will crash - every single time.
Street - Straight after the meeting in the bar, as soon as I walk outside, the game crashes - every single time.
Corpo - When going to visit the boss, as soon as I sit down at the desk the game crashes - every single time.
So far I've done the following:
Updated windows
Updated graphics driver
uninstalled and reinstalled all the C++ packages.
I've lowered the screen resolution right down, and put graphics on the lowest setting.
Game is on Steam so I've checked the integrity of the files and that's all good.
Also turned off the GeForce Experience overlay.
Also tried in a clean boot mode.
I've followed the help and FAQ pages on the main site but still not making any progress.
I'm running a Windows 10 with a Xeon CPU and a GeForce GTX 970 graphics card. 24gb of RAM total.
I'm at a total loss as to what else to do next as so far, I've spent £50 and quite a few hours messing around with the PC to make no improvment at all. With all the bugs on this game I'm not sure if it's the game or my PC that's at fault.
Anyone got any advice or shall I just sit back and hope a patch comes out to sort this.
Anyone found a fix for Ray tracing crashing?
I9 9900k
64gb corsair vengeance 2666mhz
Evga Rtx2080ti
Ssd
I9 9900k
64gb corsair vengeance 2666mhz
Evga Rtx2080ti
Ssd
WOW! THAT FINALLY SOLVED GPU RELATED CRASHES! Over 2 hours of gaming without a sinlge crash! Thanks Sashwash!
UPD: spent over 5 hrs in game, couple of hours just in pause mode in the menu and not a single crash! At least for me the issue was definitely in hardware acceleration,so after a week of suffering and maybe 200 crashes I can finally enjoy the game!
BTW I'm running the game on Dell XPS 9500+GTX 1080 via eGPU (ASUS ROG STATION PRO).
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