TAGELE Feature League - Sunday 23rd October - Round 1/8 - Portland Intl (Sprint layout)

[Edvvc]

I examined the afterburner history graphs after the crash and could see nothing unusual happening immediately before the crash other than greatly increased CPU activity from one minute before, and when I was dumped to the desktop there was an icon at the bottom of the screen informing me a windows update was waiting to be applied.

[hangon]

I examined the afterburner history graphs after the crash and could see nothing unusual happening immediately before the crash other than greatly increased CPU activity from one minute before, and when I was dumped to the desktop there was an icon at the bottom of the screen informing me a windows update was waiting to be applied.

Bill Gates wanted your windows vaccinated immediatly :0

[deecee52]

Ed its unusual for Win update to interfere with running programs , what other programs do you have on your machine , i know itunes causes interference when it decides to update

[Edvvc]

The only things I recall and can find evidence of installing are (apart from games in steam): Epic Games Launcher, Discord, Firefox, VLC, MSI Afterburner, Steam.

http://These guys seem to be experiencing the same problem as me.

[deecee52]

What AV are you using ? and just refresh my memory with your machine specs

[Edvvc]

What AV are you using ? and just refresh my memory with your machine specs

No AV except for Windows 10's built-in Windows Defender.
i7 5820K
16GB DDR4
6GB 980Ti

[Edvvc]

I seem to be able to recreate the crash by simply being on a multiplayer server for 100 minutes. It's happened twice this evening on the Sunday server. Attached is a portion of the history graphs generated by MSI Afterburner where the time of the crash is indicated with the red arrow (20:12BST). There is a burst of CPU activity about a minute before the crash and I have seen this every time I have been looking at these graphs after the crash (about 4 times now).

[mel1c]

I think I recall seeing similar sounding crashes on the Studio 397 Forum. Maybe DJ or someone can shine some light on this

I see you are already on the forum and talking to Coutie

[Myles (Mr Fox)]

I seem to be able to recreate the crash by simply being on a multiplayer server for 100 minutes. It's happened twice this evening on the Sunday server. Attached is a portion of the history graphs generated by MSI Afterburner where the time of the crash is indicated with the red arrow (20:12BST). There is a burst of CPU activity about a minute before the crash and I have seen this every time I have been looking at these graphs after the crash (about 4 times now).

I guess you at least have a workaround (in some situations) then… For Sprints, leave and rejoin in Warmup 2, in Features, Warmup 1…

[Myles (Mr Fox)]

[USER=582]@Edvvc[/USER] - just a thought… Are your replay files set to record to memory or disk (if that is still an option)

[Edvvc]

[USER=582]@Edvvc[/USER] - just a thought… Are your replay files set to record to memory or disk (if that is still an option)

Oh that's a very good thought! I'm busy with work but will check.
Update: I've checked settings and there doesn't appear to be an option to set where they're recorded, but I've dropped the fidelity from Medium to Low and cleared out old replays in the hope this makes a difference.