yawnbunny
commented
11 months ago Have you tried a clean driver install with DDU? Others on Reddit have shown it working fine, and a bad driver install is a common problem on Arc.
Closed Susie1818 closed 10 months ago
yawnbunny
commented
11 months ago Have you tried a clean driver install with DDU? Others on Reddit have shown it working fine, and a bad driver install is a common problem on Arc.
Susie1818
commented
11 months ago Done that. No use. So many unprofessional people are just misunderstanding the purpose of DDU. If the driver is not correctly installed and does require DDU to clean it up, that would be a scenario where the GPU behaves problematically in a wide spectrum, not just on one single feature in one single application and no problem at all with anything else.
Examples of someone else having it working only suggested that the problem might be related to different hardware configuration such as different CPU or different platform or even possibly different VRAM capacity, etc.
yawnbunny
commented
11 months ago I had one specific game just black screen shortly after booting while others worked fine and it was related to bad driver install. I figured it was related to bad OC settings since I was tuning things around the same time, but after I removed that variable it still kept happening, and a clean driver install fixed it. It can, sometimes, absolutely be something specific while other applications are unaffected.
Arturo-Intel
commented
11 months ago @Susie1818 I saw in the comments of the shared video that some other users also have the same issue as you. Do you have the link/source (if apply) where the users are saying this? I want to collect info, maybe there is a pattern hidden there
Also Did you try with 4885?
Edit: You can try the follow:
--r2
Susie1818
commented
11 months ago @Arturo-Intel
You can try the follow:
- Run DDU in safe mode
- Clean install the drivers (use 101.4885)
- Use the System File Checker tool to repair missing or corrupted system files
*There is an official patch note saying this is a known issue being investigated by the game devs. Hopefully intel engineers can contact them directly so that both ends collaborate and fix the problem as soon as possible.
Susie1818
commented
10 months ago This issue has been resolved with today's Forspoken patch 1.23, but it requires driver version 4952 otherwise it doesn't work.
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Forspoken
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intel Core i5-13500
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intel Arc A770 16GB
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SSU_20230930.txt
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When trying to turn on Frame Generation, the game either crashes to Windows desktop with error message: DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG or causes BSOD with stop code: VIDEO_SCHEDULER_INTERNAL_ERROR.
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On
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