ZOS_MollyH wrote: »Hello @Threemoons !
We do see that you have a support ticket open for this issue. Would you please be able to reply back to it with a Game Consultant and an msinfo report? This can provide our agents some more information regarding what could be causing your system to crash.
For any other players who have not yet submitted a ticket, please be sure to do so. We currently have several open threads regarding crashes, but they can be caused by different things for different players. We understand how frustrating this issue is, but our agents need to see what your system specs are to be able to narrow down the causes of these issues.
DragonSamurai360 wrote: »I'm not sure if this will help, but try lowering the two particle effect settings way down. I noticed when I got a hard freeze a little bit ago I was right next to a fire effect so it may help.
buzonnewsb16_ESO wrote: »Hi,
If you have a 32bits windows and a powerful video card, your sistem will crash. Upgrade to 64bits or install a cheaper video card. This was the ZOS response to my ticket. (They increased the minimun system requirements over a month ago).
I installed Windows 7 64 bits and the crashes went away...
Bye.
buzonnewsb16_ESO wrote: »Hi,
If you have a 32bits windows and a powerful video card, your sistem will crash. Upgrade to 64bits or install a cheaper video card. This was the ZOS response to my ticket. (They increased the minimun system requirements over a month ago).
I installed Windows 7 64 bits and the crashes went away...
Bye.
Thanks for sharing that, but most know by now that 32bit is a thing of the past. It's really a waste of time to be on here asking for help when you have a 32bit system, because the first troubleshooting option is to upgrade that. Most of the posts here about crashing are due to patches and some underlying cause that's been in the game since launch.
Thanks for sharing that, but most know by now that 32bit is a thing of the past. It's really a waste of time to be on here asking for help when you have a 32bit system, because the first troubleshooting option is to upgrade that. Most of the posts here about crashing are due to patches and some underlying cause that's been in the game since launch.
Thanks for sharing that, but most know by now that 32bit is a thing of the past. It's really a waste of time to be on here asking for help when you have a 32bit system, because the first troubleshooting option is to upgrade that. Most of the posts here about crashing are due to patches and some underlying cause that's been in the game since launch.
Whilhelmina wrote: »@Threemoons : You might want to try the 3GB switch if you feel confident enough. http://knowledge.autodesk.com/support/autocad/troubleshooting/caas/sfdcarticles/sfdcarticles/How-to-enable-a-3GB-switch-on-Windows-Vista-Windows-7-or-Windows-XP-s.html
Gorstak Avatar wrote: »this is my support ticket: These are some troubleshootings I would suggest you:
1) update all your drivers (especially graphics and sound, they look quite obsolete)
2) create an exception for the game with your Avira antivirus
3) To best access The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited, please configure your routers to open the following outbound ports:
TCP / UDP Ports 24100 through 24131
TCP / UDP Ports 24500 through 24507
TCP / UDP Ports 24300 through 24331
Please also note that Ports 80 and 443 should be open to allow general HTTP and HTTPS access.
Should you have any other questions, feel free to contact us again. We'll be happy to help you!
Thank you for your continued interest and support!
Warm Regards,
Andrea
The Elder Scrolls Online: Tamriel Unlimited
Rastafariel wrote: »Does anyone at Zenimax have any constructive response to this crashing issue?
Rastafariel wrote: »There are too many crashes and crash deaths. Its impossible to play this game now.
I was looking forward to new developments, but that doesn't matter when you cant play the game. *sigh*
SeattleSiren wrote: »Rastafariel wrote: »Does anyone at Zenimax have any constructive response to this crashing issue?
Well, after a week or two of constant back and forth with support I finally have my answer and yes I am beyond angry, I understand that the game environment changes, but to do this a YEAR after the game came out and NOT tell people it will stop people from playing (I just purchased it a few months back) and continue to post on their product purchase page the minimum requirements (mine surpass all these ACCEPT the 32bit part) to PLAY the game is:
PC MINIMUM SYSTEM REQUIREMENTS
Operating System: Windows 7 32-bit
Processor: Intel® i3 or AMD 3870 generation processors or higher
Memory: 3GB System RAM
Hard Disk Space: 85GB free HDD space
Video Card: DirectX 11.0 compliant video card with 1GB of RAM (NVIDIA® GeForce® 460 / AMD Radeon™ 6850)
Sound: DirectX compatible sound card
Internet Broadband Connection
IF 32 bit is no longer acceptable for being able to PLAY the game then CHANGE it to state a 64bit is REQUIRED and is considered the MINIMUM:
"Greetings,
My name is Molly and I'm a member of our Escalations Team here at ESOTU. I have reviewed your ticket as well as the forum threads involving this issue and I do apologize for any incorrect steps provided.
Upon reviewing your system report, I do see that your system specs are the likely culprit. I understand that's a frustrating answer, and I apologize for this. In the last patch, we activated certain features that are now drawing on system resources more, and systems that may have been able to previously may begin to have trouble.
The way a 32-bit operating system works is that Windows can only utilize a certain amount of your RAM. When you have a video card that has dedicated VRAM as required, this amount can get added into the total RAM usage for Windows.
From the symptoms you're describing to our recent patches along with your diagnostics, it does appear that your system is limited by your operating system.
While I cannot provide workarounds for how to bypass the memory usage cap for Windows, my team and I are confident that this is where the trouble is.
I do see that this is a frustrating answer, and I do apologize for that frustration, but not all system configurations are guaranteed to run ESO and at this time it does appear that your specific system configuration may continue to have trouble playing.
Thank you again for your patience!
Warm regards,
Molly
The Elder Scrolle Online"
So, for anyone else still playing on apparently an antiquated system good luck! Unless you upgrade there is no way this will be fixed and you will continue to crash and burn.