Path of Exile Keeps Crashing On My High-End PC
BTW i have AMD processor so this Intel thing is irrelevant.
Also, Switching from DX11/12 to Vulcan seem to work fine. Might stutter a bit in the beginning but now works fine! |
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Turning down Performance Core Ratio to x54 with XTU worked for me after trying seemingly everything else. Unfortunate, but at least works. Thanks for the help.
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I haven't crashed at all the previous weeks/months but after the latest update I've crashed twice at the exact same spot. After defeating spinning Piety in act 4 the game crashes right before reaching the entrance to the Harvest area.
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" should be fixed with todays patch |
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I can't get the game to run, it just constantly crashes to desktop usually as soon as I start it up, rarely I make it to the character select screen. I did a fresh install this afternoon and if anything it's worse than before. I was hoping to be able to play in the new league after a break, but it looks like that isn't going to happen. I'm not interested in mucking around in my system settings when other games work just fine, this problem should be fixed by the devs when it's clearly a common problem.
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I've had constant crashes to desktop (see error from Event Viewer below), even with the latest update, but running the game as Administrator solved it for some reason.
Faulting application name: PathOfExile.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x669e00e3 Faulting module name: PathOfExile.exe, version: 0.0.0.0, time stamp: 0x669e00e3 Exception code: 0xc0000005 Fault offset: 0x0000000000fbf537 Faulting process id: 0x0x132C8 Faulting application start time: 0x0x1DADD9BD1D83C96 Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Grinding Gear Games\Path of Exile\PathOfExile.exe Faulting module path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Grinding Gear Games\Path of Exile\PathOfExile.exe Report Id: 76d2b4f5-516e-42bd-92eb-1fbb66f74c48 Faulting package full name: Faulting package-relative application ID: | |
" usually a user end game hardware/software issues. Nvidia had drivers that messed up poe. should ggg then fix nvidias drivers also? |
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" SOLUTION : I have been struggling with this issue for over a year and I fixed it by setting the power limits on my CPU to specific values based on the intel catalog. It is very simple you just need to go in the BIOS and set specific values to power limits. This solution worked for me and for 2 other people that I know. For my i9 - 13900K the power limits are: Long Term Power Limit - 125 Short Term Power Limit - 253 CPU Core Current Limit - 307 (if you have a different cpu you can look up the power limits) Furthermore, Turbo boost causes rpm spikes which also causes power spikes simultaneously which causes programs and games to shut down. So, disabling Turbo boost also works if you are still crashing after setting the power limits. Do not confuse this type of crash with some known in-game issues like piety crash. This solution is only for people struggling with constant crash to desktop using 13th and 14th generation intel processors. Path of Exile is very sensitive to this issue somehow so some of your games and apps might work perfectly fine while poe is constantly crashing. Changing the power limits will not impact or damage your system in any way. Turning off turbo boost may cause lower performance capabilities in the very high end metrics but you can always just re-enable it if you are playing a new high demand game. |
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" SOLUTION : I have been struggling with this issue for over a year and I fixed it by setting the power limits on my CPU to specific values based on the intel catalog. It is very simple you just need to go in the BIOS and set specific values to power limits. This solution worked for me and for 2 other people that I know. For my i9 - 13900K the power limits are: Long Term Power Limit - 125 Short Term Power Limit - 253 CPU Core Current Limit - 307 (if you have a different cpu you can look up the power limits) Furthermore, Turbo boost causes rpm spikes which also causes power spikes simultaneously which causes programs and games to shut down. So, disabling Turbo boost also works if you are still crashing after setting the power limits. Do not confuse this type of crash with some known in-game issues like piety crash. This solution is only for people struggling with constant crash to desktop using 13th and 14th generation intel processors. Path of Exile is very sensitive to this issue somehow so some of your games and apps might work perfectly fine while poe is constantly crashing. Changing the power limits will not impact or damage your system in any way. Turning off turbo boost may cause lower performance capabilities in the very high end metrics but you can always just re-enable it if you are playing a new high demand game. |
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" This is a power limit issue thats why disabling cores or turning down core ratio works. If you set your long, short, and current power limits to specific values based on the intel catalog, you wont need to handicap your cpu. Also try turning off turbo boost if setting the power limits isn't enough. |
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