Then type devmgmt.msc in the box and click OK to open Device Manager. Step 1: Press Win + R to invoke Run window.

You should update your graphics driver regularly. If your AMD graphics driver is outdated or corrupted, you will get the error message: No AMD graphics driver is installed or the AMD driver is not functioning properly. Really driving me crazy as I very badly want to play the new patch! Any kind of news on this, EHG? Just wondering if I should give up hope for now and wait for another patch to hit.Read More Solution 1: Update Your AMD Graphics Driver Diablo 3, which uses about the same amount of power, and Satisfactory, which uses a little more. Have confirmed this doesn’t happen with two other games. Tried lowering graphics as well down to Medium across the board with the very same crash results, and zero visible spikes or problems before the crash hits. I was also monitoring Task Manager very closely and holding a VERY stable 68-72 degree temp. The first crash was after about an hour of gameplay, the next 3 crashes were all about 30-45 minutes apart, and then I had one session that went for about 1.5 hours with no issues, and then the most recent crash was after about 10-15 minutes into a new session. Just running.īoth of my monitors will go straight to black, GPU will kick the fans higher (but not as high as possible, just a bit higher) and the sound from the game will often linger for 5-15 seconds before going quiet and I cannot recover my PC without powering off using power button. Those are all the Sentinel crashes, and the Acolyte was in the wilderness, but not fighting. Once during a load screen, once just afk typing in Global, once mid combat while fighting, and once just running through town. Happened 4 times total on my Sentinel (Fire Warpath Paladin) and once on my Acolyte (Summon stuff, didn’t get to choosing spec.). No indication of anything specific causing it. Just reporting in that I am also experiencing this.

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