Continous Crash A18 - Windows 10 10/22/2019

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error 1https://pastebin.com/SXCRn40z

error 2 https://pastebin.com/FJPeTtbY

error 3 https://pastebin.com/yEAiny1g

Completely crashes steam

Tried completely uninstalling clearing world file and reinstalling

Tried Verifying files

Tried Uninstalling steam reinstalling

Tried Clean Game Data all in 7 days launcher

Verified Server Files

Restarted server

restarted PC

Disabled EAC on server and client same crash

Repaired registry errors

ran computer repair and optimization

Also followed all the below instructions with success in their completion but no change with crash

You have one of the unlucky CPU's. No hyperthreading. Just the 4 base cores. In a18, that's going to have a huge impact on your system load. Not part of the issue, but will affect overall performance. You have a decent amount of RAM, but with the limitation on cores, that's not really very useful.
In the first log I see a lot of shader errors that could indicate a GPU driver issue.

Then it's like it lost part of the UI data on loading, and afterwards it's just a crap-ton of errors.

Second log is just more UI errors. Possibly RAM leak from previous session.

Third log looks mostly normal.

The steps I would take from here.

1. Perform a clean installation of this driver. (Under Advanced options. Also opt-out of installing GeForce Experience. You don't need it eating the little bit of CPU overhead you don't have.)

2. Be certain that the client is fully excluded from all security software. (If you say you don't have any, then you have Windows Defender. Even if you think you've disabled it.) Instructions for most are here. Some are a little dated. I need to update that.

3. Flush your DNS stack.

  • From Windows Start, search for cmd.
  • Right click on Command Prompt and click Run as administrator.
  • In the console, type the following command: ipconfig /flushdns
  • If the command was successful, you will see the message "Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache".
  • Afterwards, type: netsh int ip reset
  • Once done, don't reset your PC like it prompts. Proceed to Step 4.


4. Hard reset. Shut your PC off completely. Pull the power and ethernet cables, along with anything else that might be supplying power. (Have literally had a USB device power the motherboard before.) Then hold the power button down for 30 seconds. Press it a few extra times for good measure. Then plug everything back it. Boot it up. Then go get some coffee. (Seriously, it takes about 5 minutes for Windows to actually finish loading after you see the desktop.)

4. Try again.
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Did you try another server too ? Except WoodenAxeGaming ? Does SP work ?

Edit: Ah no, i see its your game. Is it an old map ?

 
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You have one of the unlucky CPU's. No hyperthreading. Just the 4 base cores. In a18, that's going to have a huge impact on your system load. Not part of the issue, but will affect overall performance. You have a decent amount of RAM, but with the limitation on cores, that's not really very useful.

In the first log I see a lot of shader errors that could indicate a GPU driver issue.

Then it's like it lost part of the UI data on loading, and afterwards it's just a crap-ton of errors.

Second log is just more UI errors. Possibly RAM leak from previous session.

Third log looks mostly normal.

The steps I would take from here.

1. Perform a clean installation of this driver. (Under Advanced options. Also opt-out of installing GeForce Experience. You don't need it eating the little bit of CPU overhead you don't have.)

2. Be certain that the client is fully excluded from all security software. (If you say you don't have any, then you have Windows Defender. Even if you think you've disabled it.) Instructions for most are here. Some are a little dated. I need to update that.

3. Flush your DNS stack.

  • From Windows Start, search for cmd.
  • Right click on Command Prompt and click Run as administrator.
  • In the console, type the following command: ipconfig /flushdns
  • If the command was successful, you will see the message "Successfully flushed the DNS Resolver Cache".
  • Afterwards, type: netsh int ip reset
  • Once done, don't reset your PC like it prompts. Proceed to Step 4.


4. Hard reset. Shut your PC off completely. Pull the power and ethernet cables, along with anything else that might be supplying power. (Have literally had a USB device power the motherboard before.) Then hold the power button down for 30 seconds. Press it a few extra times for good measure. Then plug everything back it. Boot it up. Then go get some coffee. (Seriously, it takes about 5 minutes for Windows to actually finish loading after you see the desktop.)

4. Try again.

 
Verified Server Files

Restarted server

restarted PC

Disabled EAC on server and client same crash
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Can you post the server output log?

Also followed all the below instructions with success in their completion but no change with crash
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Can you post a client log from after the changes SylenThunder recommended?

 
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