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I have a i9 5.Ghz with 32Gb Ram, Windows 10 Pro, Nvidia RTX2080Ti and even when I put the graphics on low as recommended with Nvidia Experience the game crashes with error Critical Process Died!
I have benched my video card and all Games run perfect and high settings and never crash.
Understanding that this game has to render many objects in any given scene which is understandable however when I cannot run even at a low settings is not exceptable please get me touch of support to get a refund of this game please. I purchased the most expensive opition.
Most disapointed
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Add me to this list. I have the same problem you do. I have an HP Omen. It meets and exceeds the recommended requirements to run FS2020. I have done a ton of different things. I feel like if I do too much more, I'll do more damage than good. I hope a patch is about to be released. I think that is what it will take to fix all of this. Microsoft needs to put out a statement about this and let everyone know what we should expect
Why the *requirement* to install a 150+Gb game on the C: drive? A great many people (myself included) have installed small size NVMe SSDs as system disks (e.g. mine is 240Gb). I don't have the space to install on the C drive, given the room that Windows takes up...
Is this something to do with pathing to DRM or game certificates. If so, what needs to be done is for that to be fixed, not to suggest that you should only install the game on the C drive...
There is no requirement to install to the C: drive. While I have tried installing it to my C drive to see if that had anything to do with the crashing it does not and will fix nothing. Don't bother wasting your time with most of that post you are responding to. It's just the normal blanket statement from someone who has no idea what the issue is.
Why the *requirement* to install a 150+Gb game on the C: drive? A great many people (myself included) have installed small size NVMe SSDs as system disks (e.g. mine is 240Gb). I don't have the space to install on the C drive, given the room that Windows takes up...
Is this something to do with pathing to DRM or game certificates. If so, what needs to be done is for that to be fixed, not to suggest that you should only install the game on the C drive...
Your not the only one, My machine is somewhat similar, and it crashes all the time to the desktop, sometimes after 10 minutes, sometimes after 45 minutes, sometimes immediately. I've done all their steps and still persists. Added 16 gigs of VM, clean re-install of nvidia drivers, re-installed V++ , disabled MSI afterburner, blah blah blah, they want everyone to jump through loopholes to change their PC to match their bad coding. ONLY game that crashes to desktop.
"Increase the Virtual Memory (Pagefile) on your system"
Increase it to what? This game will fill the pagefile no matter what it is increased to and crash. I have watched the game grow my pagefile beyond 50GB completely filling the drive it is on and crashing. All increasing the pagefile does is buy the person more time before the crash happens. There seem to be thousands of complaints about this yet no actual acknowledgement of the issue.
