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Game crashing with dxgi_error_device_removed

snips86x
snips86x
The above error has been plaguing my wife's PC and from what I can see, there is no specific fix for this. Over the years there have been lots of suggestions but nothing that confirmed a fix.

We've done the following:
  • DDU to remove and re-install drivers
  • RegEdit to add TdrDelay/Level
  • Disable AA from nVidia Control Panel
  • Disable overlays inc shadowplay
  • Limit games FPS from nvidia control panel

We feel like we've hit a wall now and all other games are fine, it's just isolated to ESO.
Edited by ZOS_Bill on 31 May 2024 19:02
  • ZOS_Phoenix
    ZOS_Phoenix
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    @snips86x

    As you have already tried the steps in this article and more, have you opened a ticket? If not, please make sure to let them know all of the steps you have tried so that they can better diagnose the issue. If so, what is the ticket number?
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  • snips86x
    snips86x
    @snips86x

    As you have already tried the steps in this article and more, have you opened a ticket? If not, please make sure to let them know all of the steps you have tried so that they can better diagnose the issue. If so, what is the ticket number?

    The steps just advise to check and update your graphics drivers. That has already been done, including the use of DDU and installing a fresh driver download.

    No ticket has been opened yet.
  • ZOS_Bill
    ZOS_Bill
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    @snips86x

    If you decide to open a ticket, you are welcome to share it here if you need any updates.
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  • snips86x
    snips86x
    ZOS_Bill wrote: »
    @snips86x

    If you decide to open a ticket, you are welcome to share it here if you need any updates.

    I've only just seen its been closed - 240417-000467

    but the details provided we have already gone through. Although I have not been able to provide the MSINFO file as its not in the correct format to upload on your system.
  • ZOS_Bill
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    @snips86x

    I've sent you a forum PM regarding your ticket 240417-000467.
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  • Baertram
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    Hi there, a friend told me he had simialr issues with his PC and got to do with the BIOS settings about the memory (RAM):

    There are XMP profiles which control the RAM's votage and timings.
    Some of these profiles make the computer instable and reboot or get blue screens with your error message.

    My friend said he ahd to disable the XML "low profile" and after that the pc runs stable again.

    My computer itsself uses a XMP profile BUT according to my RAM manufacteur I had to adjust teh volateg timing of the RAM to an increased value in order to make them run stable too (including CPU voltage adjustments).
    XMP is a kind of overclocking afaik.

    If you got that in your BIOS you could maybe test if disabling it will make it stable.
    And if you do not want to disable it ry to find out what timings your RAM uses, and then adjust the RAM voltage in small steps until it maybe runs all stable.
    There is nothing I can tell you more as I do not know more, so it's just an idea.

    Hope it helps
  • AlterBlika
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    I had the same issue when I had instable undervolt/oc, so I figured out quickly what is wrong. Basically, your gpu crashes for some reason. If you don't do anything with your card's performance then maybe it has degraded. You can try lowering its clocks and see if it helps.
    It may be a game problem though, but still worth to check out.
  • LarsS
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    You can also set a Max frame rate per second. To reduce the load on your gpu, worked for me.
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  • snips86x
    snips86x
    AlterBlika wrote: »
    I had the same issue when I had instable undervolt/oc, so I figured out quickly what is wrong. Basically, your gpu crashes for some reason. If you don't do anything with your card's performance then maybe it has degraded. You can try lowering its clocks and see if it helps.
    It may be a game problem though, but still worth to check out.

    yeah that's where I went with it but switched it out for an old card and the issue went away. Eventually we will test it again with alternative PSU cables to the GPU but for now its working. Def a GPU issue which is weird since we have put 80+ hours into Enshrouded, 300+ into Nightingale and neither had an issue.
  • ZOS_Bill
    ZOS_Bill
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    We are glad to hear back from the OP that they've found a resolution to these game crashes. As this situation is now resolved, we are closing the discussion going forward.
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