Some PSU's can also cause games to crash without killing the system.Ĭould also try running a stress test of 3DMark or Heaven benchmark to see if you can cause it to crash in those as well. I can only recommend some very last ditch effort things. Volodesi eredeti hozzászólása:If this doesn't fix it. Here is a picture from event viewer I found regarding rocketleague.exe I did not touch the memory clock speed- not sure if this would ever make a difference, but let me know. Using GPU-Z it said the default clock speed is 1176 MHz- I checked online what a normal 750 Ti clockspeed is, which is 1020 MHz- so I lowered that clock speed in MSI afterburner by 156 MHz. Reason I say that, is because my GTX 750 Ti is labeled "SC" which I assume means superclocked. So, what I did is I just changed the base/boost clock speed in MSI afterburner to what a "normal" GTX 750 Ti is set to. If you're crashing on DX11 and have an Nvidia GPU, try disabling "Image sharpening" in your Nvidia Control PanelAlthough not sure if it's all updated informations because I think Nvidia got fixed by newest driver and I'm not using MSI Afterburner. !crashing If you are suffering from crashes, you could potentially find a fix here:Īlternatively, try deactivating MSI Afterburner / RivaTuner if you are on Steam
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