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[PC] How to Resolve GPU Crashes

Julia
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 Please note that these solutions are intended for players who are experiencing GPU crashes. Fatshark Support will be able to confirm which particular crash you're experiencing with a crash report.

Reinstall Your GPU Drivers

Broken or outdated GPU drivers may cause Vermintide 2 to crash. When updating your drivers, please perform a clean installation which will ensure all previous versions have been removed. This is particularly important if the GPU has been changed at any point.

For AMD GPUs: https://support.fatshark.se/hc/en-us/articles/360021424673--PC-How-to-perform-a-clean-re-installation-of-your-AMD-GPU-drivers

For NVIDIA GPUs: https://support.fatshark.se/hc/en-us/articles/360021233554--PC-How-to-perform-a-clean-re-installation-of-your-NVIDIA-GPU-drivers

Disable Your Overclocks

Unstable overclocks can result in Vermintide 2 crashing or becoming unresponsive. If any of your components are overclocked, we recommend reverting the component to it's original clock.

Check for Overheating

Whilst overheating components will usually crash the entire PC, occasionally it may present as a loss of performance or crashes-to-desktop.

More information on how to do this can be seen here: https://support.fatshark.se/hc/en-us/articles/360034115694--PC-How-to-check-if-your-PC-components-are-overheating

Change Your DirectX Version

Some players encounter crashes when using a particular DirectX version; the reason for this is currently unknown.

Try switching your DirectX version using the 'Settings' menu within the Vermintide 2 launcher.

Disable Background Applications

Background applications - commonly overlays or hooks such as RivaTuner, ShadowPlay, Fraps, ReShade and AMD Chill - can interfere with the workings of Vermintide 2. 

A Selective Startup can help identify whether a background application is the cause of your crashes:

  1. Press the Windows key
  2. Type 'msconfig' and select 'System Configuration'
  3. On the 'General' tab, select 'Selective Startup'
  4. Deselect 'Load startup Items'
  5. Reboot your PC

If the crashes no longer occur after having performed the Selective Startup, try re-introducing your programs one-by-one to determine which is causing your crashes.

 

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