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minecraft rtx performance issues and crashes #193

Closed joelschwartz closed 1 year ago

joelschwartz commented 1 year ago

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Game / Application [Required]

minecraft bedrock windows 10 edition preview build

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10700k

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intel arc A770 16 gigabyte

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Description and steps to reproduce [Required]

The problems are that when you load the minecraft preview build and install the rtx worlds from the marketplace they can rarely load and will either crash or the screen will stay black screen. When I installed custom rtx packs the same thing would happen when I applied them to my personal worlds it could only load one in every 15 times. I do have a 3070 ti and it can crash on that gpu but it doesn't crash the same number of times compared to the intel arc gpu's. Even when the worlds load the performance was around 35-40 fps at 1080p with TAAU up scaling since it can't run at native resolution.

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Game resolution [Required]

1920x1080

Game VSync [Required]

Off

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Minecraft Preview 11_3_2022 12_40_51 PM Minecraft Preview 11_3_2022 12_46_32 PM minecraft

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windows 10

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IGCIT commented 1 year ago

Hi, thank you for feedback, this is a duplicate of #190 and a fix will be released on a future driver update :)

see here for more details: https://github.com/IGCIT/Intel-GPU-Community-Issue-Tracker-IGCIT/issues/190#issuecomment-1346116221

if you want to add more info or findings about this issue, please do so in #190

thank you