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- Tabletop simulator crash on startup install#
- Tabletop simulator crash on startup windows 10#
- Tabletop simulator crash on startup code#
- Tabletop simulator crash on startup series#
Shadow of The Tomb Raider is a little bit "Still in Development." even on Windows. Restarting the area the cut scene ran properly.
Tabletop simulator crash on startup windows 10#
Ok so I went into Windows 10 and played the game for hours until I got past the point I am at in Linux, zero crashes and runs pretty flawless, that is-until I got to the Kuwaq Yaku cut scene and the mechanic lady sat down smack square in the middle of the table with her midsection cut off, the glitch was hilarious. Yes there is that possibility something could be borked with the vulkan libraries but I highly doubt it due to how many games I am running with it that are just fine. Out of all the distributions I have tried and used, Manjaro has been the most hastle free/versatile.
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It simply freezes, hangs, then crashes to desktop.īeen using and learning linux since 2001. I would like to also note that SOTTR does not completely crash the system or the Xorg server. I just kept starting the game right back up after it crashed to finish the thing and have it over with. This is really not anything new to me, back when I was on my Athlon FX 8320 about 4 years ago metro last light liked to crash a lot in linux.
Tabletop simulator crash on startup install#
I am going to be honest the games flora density is pretty impressive at no matter what setting, of course windows is mostly going to be patched/fixed first due to its install base and number of squeaky wheels. I am no coder but that is what all of this looks like to me. or it cosmetically ran out of virtual memory and said forget it gamecore has to dump.
Tabletop simulator crash on startup code#
"vkWatchForFences failed" That crash code in and of itself exudes hey where is the rest of the memory pasture I need, no more pasture to allocate. It most likely is crashing due to memory allocation issues.
Tabletop simulator crash on startup series#
The latest release from manjaro's stable 4.19 and 5.4 series kernels. I will report back soon and tell you if the other games work now flawless aswell. Namely that is nvidia-smi -applications-clocks=MEM_CLOCK,GRAPHICS_CLOCKĪnd to check if my graphics card is broken I want to try out the nvidia-healthmonīut so far my system works and I can play Shadow of the Tomb Raider. I will try out some of the other stuff i found during the search writing this post (my friend searched it all up so i had to search the commands again). So far, as mentioned above, this has worked wonders. Nvidia-settings -a '/GPUGraphicsClockOffset=-200' Nvidia-settings -a '/GPUPowerMizerMode=1' The script looks the following: #!/bin/bash I then wrote a simple script being run at startup to just set the frequency down and the mode to Performance Mode every startup. Also as mentioned above, i have now less screen tearing, since the card isn't switching levels anymore. I have played over 3h of the game without having a crash. I lowered them by 200MHz (so sitting at 1811MHz) to be between the Base Frequency and the overclocked Boost Clock. So i sat the frequency of the Performance mode down using the CoolBits options. After running a test just for fun and having an immediately crash just getting into the menu it was clear that the overclocking of the overclocking was the problem. After searching for the options I enabled CoolBits and set the mode from Adaptive to Performance Mode. We then proceeded to look in XServer what the bandwidth usage of the storage was and discovered there the PowerMizer. We used nvidia SMI to monitor the graphics: nvidia-smi -lĪfter seeing the CPU having apparently not really a problem sitting at around 60-100% workload (which is fine by me since its only a over 6 years old quadcore), we saw during the crashes the logs from the nvidia-smi kept coming and having empty data slots, so it clearly was the graphics not working anymore. I got onto this after monitoring the system with a friend of mine via SSH, to see if the CPU has problems keeping up, or if its the graphics. Also the switching through the profiles seemed to cause really annoying tearing. XServer overclocked that even more in its standard configuration, boosting it up to 2011MHz. Since i have a GTX1080 Amp Extreme from Zotac my baseclock of the card is 1771MHz with an overclocked boostclock of 1911MHz. It seems that the PowerMizer of XServer was the problem.