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So somehow it magically worked, randomly decided to give it a go and it didn't freeze...played about 1.5 hours into the game, no crashes so far.
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Indeed, the issue somewhat makes sense for people who have both integrated and dedicated gpus, like on lots of laptops...but still, it's annoying how the same issue occurs for a wide variety of hardware. Makes me wonder if its a vulkan/ openGL thing, or rather, the lack of openGL.
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Same here, we just need to wait for a patch/ specific driver update (apparently both might be coming next week)
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They are in my signature, but here: AMD R7 1800x Nvidia gtx1070 Corsair platinum 16gb ram ASUS crosshair IV hero Corsair hx750i (750w) System should handle this just fine haha
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I guess so, just wanted to kill some nazis dammit...
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Eii another fellow wolfenstein player in trouble...this is just annoying! Are you having the issue with the "could not wire crash dump" error?
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It's apparently a very common problem, especially for people with laptops, as the integrated and dedicated gpus are being problematic for some reason. So i have my doubts that the problem for all those people is a spec of dust in a ram slot or so. Mainly i really don't want to take my system apart haha But you are at least able to play then? You just get random crashes at certain points throughout the game?
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Hey guys, so for the past few hours i've been browsing around the interwebs for a fix but nothing seems to work. Pre-loaded wolfenstein 2, waited for the release, the time came, and what do you know...clicked play and got an error message. The error message read "could not write crash dump", and the game wouldnt start. Somehow by starting the game in safe mode in steam i managed to get to the starting menu, where the game would once again freeze and give the same error. Tried the fixes given on the steam/ bethesda forums and even on youtube, like disabling different graphics settings(which was hard in itself as i had to be fast enough to change the setting before the game would crash) and yet nothing works. The game seems to crash after a given period of time, like i can start the game and then mess with setting in the menu or even try to start playing, and it would just freeze and throw the error. Has someone else on here been experienceing this as well, or maybe someone has an idea of what could be happening? P.S. i've uninstalled and installed the game 3 times, ran the latest nvidia drivers (388.00 and the specific hotfix for wolfenstein 2, 388.10), still nothing
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he means the back plate on the rear of the card, where the IO is, aka HDMI/ display port connectors etc. Not the plate on the top of the card.
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If you are gonna spend the extra bucks, then i agree, go non reference.
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I did exactly the same as you, thought that founders looked cool and i never owned a founder's before. Found a refurbished one being sold by a Dutch distributor so i went for it :D.
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You can push OCs further with non reference cards of course as the coolers can dissipate more heat. I have a Zotac founders 1070, haven't even bothered to even check how far i can push an OC with the reference cooler.
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[must see] adventures with my mobo
Pepi28 replied to patriotaki's topic in CPUs, Motherboards, and Memory
Well you can either learn from other's stupidity, or your own. Just take your time with some small pliers, don't rush and don't use lots of force when you get frustrated. -
Haha its Amy Schumer doing some star wars parody photo shoot.
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i would go for the 1060, #more newer more better. Well maybe not, but just look up on youtube how they both perform on the games you play.
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You are most probably going to have to cover that entire wall, on both sides of the door, with the foam. As well as do something about that door, like you drew, foam on the glass, but you will also need to do something about the gaps between the door itself and the wall. Even then i don't know exactly how good your results will be. Just try it, your room will look cool at the very least XD.
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Update: The retailer still has no ETA on MSI am4 boards, they do however have batches coming in of the Asus boards. Hence i changed my order to an Asus crosshair hero vi board. We will see how it works out.
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The case is 1mm bigger, not 1mm too small. It should fit.
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I appreciate the info! I've gone with MSI so we will see if they have similar issues, heck they are bound to have some problems with this new platform too. We will see how fast the bugs get ironed out. Just a bit annoying that getting a board takes so long.
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I do a lot of work in Catia and Solidworks, so i wasnt going for value as much as i was going for a top of the line AMD workstation processor. And since i wasnt going for best value for the buck, i wanted that extra from the 1800x. Yea but isnt that the point of a pre-order...get that first limited supply/ batch that has been flown in by air?
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I bought a h110i which is already am4 compatible, i found it a bit weird, but i trust them haha.
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Wait...if it has passive cooling, how come you heard a fan noise?
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Nice, are you in North America? Well it's good that it's getting sorted! Shitty delay nevertheless.
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I really considered Asus, how did yours die? I saw that JayzTwoCents' asus board died too, pushed an over clock a bit too far or so. i pre-ordered on the 24th, it pissed me off a bit. Whats the point of calling it a pre-order if it wont even be shipped out to you on the day of the release. This is my second build, and the first time experiencing a CPU launch. I truly hope this doesn't happen every time a new CPU comes out...
