Crashing every other night with new PC

[ungkor]

Version

2.2

Platform

Windows

I bought a new alienware pc (I know, stupidly $$$ for the value), but it has been going to a 'blue screen' every few days of playing 7d2d. This is the only game that blue screens. Can I increase the verbosity of the 7d2d logs, or do anything to prep for the next crash, in order to give this community information they might need to help me solve it?

I've upgraded every driver I know to do, including firmware. I didn't see a sticky on this forum about what logs/data people need to see. I may be blind Let me know what I need to give you all to help me.

Windows 11 pro.

 

[valeskas]

Windows can be configured to write a memory dump on blue screen, and ppl can take a look at it.
You can ask chatgpt for details
"how to configure windows to write a full memory dump on bluescreen"
"how to check memory dump to determine what cause the blue screen?"

 

[ungkor]

OK, thank you. I'll record a memory dump the next time this happens. In the meantime, do any of you smart folks have a suggestion?

 

[Jost Amman]

Sometimes happened to me the same thing with the same OS.
I tried everything in the book to fix my PC, but then someone suggested to verify the Steam Cache several times.

It worked ok since.

 

[arramus]

Sounds harsh.

The log is returning this:

Direct3D: detected that using refresh rate causes time drift. Will stop trusting refresh rate until the game window is moved.
Direct3D: detected that vsync is broken (it does not limit frame rate properly). Delta time will now be calculated using cpu-side time stampling until the game window is moved.
It'll help to work through that issue for starters. Unity discussions don't hurt to try things out.

https://discussions.unity.com/t/direct3d-detected-that-using-refresh-rate-causes-time-drift/866737