Your 3090 seems to be experiencing a DX12 issue.
Your 3090 seems to be experiencing a DX12 issue.
Attempting the 3090 on a different machine might cause issues. It’s wise to have a friend test it with DX12 games, especially those that previously crashed. Check the Event Viewer for any error or warning messages during game crashes. Please share the DMP files in this discussion.
They just dropped updated drivers after the Windows update caused issues; https://videocardz.com/newz/nvidia-relea...mance-drop
Hey there! Are you looking for advice on the latest drivers or need help identifying your power supply model?
I plan to utilize the GPU on another machine. I'm attaching a screenshot of the Event Viewer showing the game started at 5:08 PM. Also, I'm documenting what appears as "divine light" crashing the game and the crash dump file UEMinidump.dmp, AftermathLogD3D12.txt, Breadcrumbs_RHIThread_0.txt, and GPUBreadCrumbsLog.txt.
Hi! Temperature stays consistently above 83°C, while fans run at about 70% capacity during heavy use. Memory modules support up to 100°C with an average of 90°C, and hot spots reach a maximum of 96°C with an average of 86°C. The power supply unit I own is a Corsair RM750e.
Consider examining the TPM-WMI errors preceding the issue. If an anti-cheat system is in use, that could be the cause. Test other titles, such as those built with UE5 (Fortnite uses EAC, which should work), Satisfactory, or any game without anti-cheat features. If all games fail, the root may lie in GPU drivers, CPU, system RAM, or GPU themselves. If only one game crashes but not others, the problem likely resides within that game. It might be a corrupted shader causing the failure. If only anti-cheat games fail, TPM/memory protection features could be involved. Unfortunately, interpreting these logs is challenging without developer access.
You just discussed HWiNFO64 data from sensors after a 10-minute test on furmark.