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Blue screens more common
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I average three a night. Five or more on a weekend day. Just got thre back to back to back trying to login to the game.
~Deedleqwerty [PS5] / NA / EU
CP 2940 NA / CP 1661 EU
Aldmeri Dominion - Wardevils
See you in Cyrodiil
CP 2940 NA / CP 1661 EU
Aldmeri Dominion - Wardevils
See you in Cyrodiil
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CapnPhoton✭✭✭✭✭This likely has nothing to do with the game. It is a major software issue/conflict or a hardware resource or failure issue.
Check the Windows event log.Xbox One NA Aldmeri Dominion0 -
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He/She is apparently on PS4, but yea, should say what platform with something like that.0 -
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✭Yep, more common in other countries other than America. Getting beyond a joke tbhEdited by Bhaal5 on October 15, 2017 11:26PM0 -
Brumme✭✭✭when i play ESO temp on my comp is about 32' , but sometimes something wierd happens with ESO and the temp goes up to 41 and i get blue screen..
so when i see the temp going up, ill just go to a safe place, for i know a blue screen is coming hehe0 -
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You need better cooling, try cleaning it first if clean more cooling is the solution.when i play ESO temp on my comp is about 32' , but sometimes something wierd happens with ESO and the temp goes up to 41 and i get blue screen..
so when i see the temp going up, ill just go to a safe place, for i know a blue screen is coming hehe
Grinding just make you go in circles.
Asking ZoS for nerfs is as stupid as asking for close air support from the death star.0 -
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✭Eso is using a *** of memory somehow. Its beyond sane.Huyen Shadowpaw, dedicated nightblade tank - PS4 (Retired)
Huyen Swiftpaw, nightblade dps - PC EU (Retired)
Huyen Lightpaw, templar healer - PC EU (Retired)
Huyen Swiftpaw, necromancer dps - PC EU (Retired)
Huyen Swiftpaw, dragonknight (no defined role yet)
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How much? it hardly go above 4GB.Eso is using a *** of memory somehow. Its beyond sane.
And ESO will lag a lot if its starved for ram.
To me it looks like ESO require some serious hardware to run smooth. i7+980ti+32GB and no lag, have loading screen as I don't have ESO on SSD, that is next project.Grinding just make you go in circles.
Asking ZoS for nerfs is as stupid as asking for close air support from the death star.0 -
Ulfgarde✭✭✭✭✭Check if your graphics card is updated. If you're using NVIDIA, some updates can break some things, meaning you might need to revert to an older driver because of this issue. I've had this issue multiple times in the past, and reverting it tends to help.
I would highly recommend reading the NVIDIA reddit on what updates work and what cause issues for people. Sometimes, they release crappy updates that can screw up systems, and you're often left in the shade if you aren't informed. I would also recommend using the program DDU to uninstall previous NVIDIA updates to wipe your previous driver, so it doesn't cause other problems..Very athletic eso player
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@SanSanThe new windows update i heard gives blue screens easily.
Luckily, I have not updated my windows 10 to its latest iteration for quite some time now as I find the version I have currently is really stable.Edited by Sneaky-Snurr on October 16, 2017 12:26PMThe Order of the Shadows: Nightmare-
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Zerok✭✭✭✭If you get a blue screen, there should be a crash dump created by Windows.
You can analyze it using the Windows debugging tools. It will give you a hint at the cause of the crash.
A BSOD can be caused by many things: a faulty driver, a faulty SSD, overheated CPU, etc.
It is unlikely that ESO is the source of the BSOD. If ESO was faulty, you would rather get a crash to desktop (not a BSOD).Zeerok (the sneaky ruffian) - LV50 Bosmer stamblade DPS (AD)
Gontrand de Bourbon (the greedy aristocrat) - LV50 Breton magsorc tank (DC)
Augustus Aquilarios (the imperial claimant) - LV50 Imperial stamDK PvP (EP)
Zeerokk (the AD zealot) - LV50 Altmer magblade PvP (AD)
Lianna Storm (the inferno maiden) - LV50 Dunmer magDK DPS (EP)
Fights-With-Khajiit (the gullible faithful) - LV5 Argonian templar (EP)
Miner'va (the skooma addict) - LV3 Khajiit sorcerer (AD) - chaotic neutral
Siggy Thorvaldsson (the charismatic baroness) - LV50 Nord stamwarden tank (DC)0
