That sounds like either a driver or DirectX issue. For the DirectX end, are you sure all Windows Updates have been applied? DX is now built directly into Windows OS itself -- no more standalone updates.
I'm very sure. I press Check on updates on windows and nothing happens.
Good -- so that's not it.
Try the steps here, and also grab the Visual C++ Al-in-One. Install the x86 version followed by the x64 version.
That should ensure that your rig is now fully kitted for games and game accessories. It should also refresh absolutely everything GPU related with the latest contiguous files. (Sometimes, repeated updates or roll-backs to earlier versions create file combinations that are incorrect for the actual driver version you're using.)
Thanks for the answer. A clean installation so that means I'm losing all of my mods?
No -- not the game. Begin with a clean installation of the new GPU drivers (after the DDU and CCleaner steps). Just select the option when installing. I'd also recommend against anything like Geforce Experience, as that could complicate things. Just install the drivers for vid, audio, physics, whatever.Thanks for the answer. A clean installation so that means I'm losing all of my mods?
After that's done run the game. See if the issue happens.
I forgot to ask about mods (which is unusual for me
) but yes, now that the game has received an update, all mods will need to be confirmed by the mod authors to work with 2.3 or they'll need to update their mod to get it working again. Same every time any new update from a studio happens, for every game. The official updates are not guaranteed to break mods, but they can and certainly will break at times.Mods could be the issue, indeed, but I find it curious that the crash is caused by something so deeply embedded in the OS/drivers. So, I actually don't think it's caused by mods this time -- or at least not directly.
I'd save reinstalling the game for the absolute last step, if nothing else works. (And definitely back up your saved games if you haven't already. If it does come down to fiddling with mods, you'll want to easily be able to get back to this point in case anything gets more borked.)
I did what you said but the issue is still persist. Only in photomode, now when I just entering the photomode, the game immediately crashes.No -- not the game. Begin with a clean installation of the new GPU drivers (after the DDU and CCleaner steps). Just select the option when installing. I'd also recommend against anything like Geforce Experience, as that could complicate things. Just install the drivers for vid, audio, physics, whatever.
After that's done run the game. See if the issue happens.
I forgot to ask about mods (which is unusual for me
Mods could be the issue, indeed, but I find it curious that the crash is caused by something so deeply embedded in the OS/drivers. So, I actually don't think it's caused by mods this time -- or at least not directly.
I'd save reinstalling the game for the absolute last step, if nothing else works. (And definitely back up your saved games if you haven't already. If it does come down to fiddling with mods, you'll want to easily be able to get back to this point in case anything gets more borked.)
At this point I'm done with this mode, never touch it again. The game run perfectly fine before, even with tons of mods. After the update it's just a mess. I updated all the dependancies of the mods (TXL, AXL, CET,....etc) and removed all photomode-related mods but still can't go into photomode and capture my favorite picture. That's it, I'm done with it. Unless CDPR and/or NVIDIA do something about it but I doubt it.
All the other games are running perfectly fine with mods, even with ray tracing on + DLSS,.. etc, no crashes whatsoever.
My Rig is Windows 11 + i5 11400F + 3060Ti DDR6X 8GB + 16GB RAM. I'll attach both the stacktrace log and the red4ext log file here just in case.
Hardware seems perfectly fine. I'd place my bets on some sort of mod conflict. You could try doing a clean installation of the game and seeing if it works in vanilla with a new playthrough, but even if that's the case, it's likely the issue will still occur with your existing save game files. The reference data from the mods cannot be removed.
Whatever it is seems to be a strange conflict somewhere on your system. By any chance, are you using a non-standard display setup? (Ultra-widescreen, wrap-around, multiple monitors, TV connected to a PC, etc.) If so, you could try launching the game on a single monitor in a standard 16:9 resolution (Windowed mode or Borderless) and seeing if that affects anything.
(Or, you could just leave it, like you said! From the sounds of it, a clean installation and new playthrough is probably going to be the only direct way to fix it or confirm it's not mod-related.)
Maybe somebody help me. I have AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT, AMD Ryzen 5 5600 i 32GB
Can't play in any game from CD Project i have lags. Try change graphics settings but not help.
In Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk i have this same problem. I can't play in CD Project games...
In polish :
Witajcie. Mam problem z ścinkami w grach od CD Project i tylko w nich co wnioskuje, że dotyczy to ich silnika gry RED Engine.
Nie wiem jak to naprawić, zarówno w Cyberpunk jak też w Wiedźminie pojawiają się ścinki mniej więcej co 3 sekundy. Posiadam AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT oraz AMD Ryzen 5 5600 i 32GB ramu.
Wcześniej kiedy grałem w owe gry na karcie Nvidia, to nie było żadnych problemów a teraz one występują. Nie wiem czy da się w jakiś sposób temu problemowi zaradzić.
Próbowałem zmieniać ustawienia graficzne, wyłączać konkretne opcje, ale nic to nie zmieniło, nawet na najniższych ustawieniach ten problem występuje.
Liczę, że będzie tu ktoś kto miał podobny problem i pomoże w jego rozwiązaniu. Obie gry na ten moment są praktycznie nie grywalne.
Can't play in any game from CD Project i have lags. Try change graphics settings but not help.
In Witcher 3 and Cyberpunk i have this same problem. I can't play in CD Project games...
In polish :
Witajcie. Mam problem z ścinkami w grach od CD Project i tylko w nich co wnioskuje, że dotyczy to ich silnika gry RED Engine.
Nie wiem jak to naprawić, zarówno w Cyberpunk jak też w Wiedźminie pojawiają się ścinki mniej więcej co 3 sekundy. Posiadam AMD Radeon RX 7700 XT oraz AMD Ryzen 5 5600 i 32GB ramu.
Wcześniej kiedy grałem w owe gry na karcie Nvidia, to nie było żadnych problemów a teraz one występują. Nie wiem czy da się w jakiś sposób temu problemowi zaradzić.
Próbowałem zmieniać ustawienia graficzne, wyłączać konkretne opcje, ale nic to nie zmieniło, nawet na najniższych ustawieniach ten problem występuje.
Liczę, że będzie tu ktoś kto miał podobny problem i pomoże w jego rozwiązaniu. Obie gry na ten moment są praktycznie nie grywalne.
Hi,
If you didn't, try everything suggested by the support and if it didn't work, send a ticket to the support ("contact us" button)
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Sometimes bugs happen probably they were reaching the deadline and they have to send it