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I encountered the same issue, for me changing to DX11 helped, but i have to live with worse graphics :(
Changed to forced Dx11 in launcher 2 days ago.
I've been playing for about 5 days, and had about 8-10 crashes so far.
Edit. I've JUST tried, disabling DLSS and see if it helps.
Edit 2: I'm 9 hours and 14 minutes into my game. That's about 1 crash per hour.
So to summarize:
I forced DX 11
Settings to medium/high for quality
Cloud, foliage and shadows to low/medium
Since then i could play for 8 hours straight without a single crash.
Maybe it was a heat problem for me, because i use a gaming laptop und this game runs hot on maximum settings.
So far, without DLSS it runs.. for how long, i don't know.. yet.
Edit: It seems stable so far, this session with DLSS off, had no issues.
I'll return if it starts crashing again.
Session lasted about 30 mins or so.
PC temps seems fine.
CPU max temp is 54, H150i pro coolant temt is 31, gpu temps are 48, 58 and 56, nvme's is both 46 and psu is 41.
Hi everyone,
If you’re experiencing frequent crashes or instability while running games like Satisfactory and you own a 13th or 14th Gen Intel processor, you might want to check if your motherboard's BIOS is up to date.
Intel has released a new microcode update (version 0x129) addressing issues with elevated voltages and instability, which can cause crashes during gaming or other high-load tasks. After updating my BIOS on an MSI Z790 Tomahawk with an i9-13900KF, I saw a significant improvement in stability, and the crashes stopped completely.
To resolve these issues, check your motherboard manufacturer’s website for the latest BIOS updates and ensure you have the version that includes the 0x129 microcode.
Feel free to ask if you need help with this!
Rebooted my pc, launched the game, and it lasted about 10 minutes, and then it crashed. :(
You can try this:
***Save your .sav files and blueprints.***....from here: C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Local\FactoryGame\Saved\SaveGames
Uninstall the game
Delete this folder here: C:\Users\YOURNAME\AppData\Local\FactoryGame
Re-install the game...start a new save and see how it runs before you load your saves.
And it's been present since day 1. :(
Important step if you didn't do it.
Please do. I still get those crashes, even with dx11 forced, this really kills the game for me (literally)