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Even so, I don't understand why, if it is an issue with the processor, that it would be isolated to this specific game. I will try windowed mode the next time I play and with speakers unplugged.

#Msi kombustor 4 crashes windows

I have not tried the windows store version, you're right, I do not have it. Keyboard and mouse are plugged into the rear because my front panel header broke, and I only use one monitor. I also have disabled the Steam overlay and that didn't help like I had hoped. I have reset defaults to test it, as that's what I did when I reinstalled windows, but it was still an issue. I haven't downgraded back to my last processor, I do still have it though. Maybe try running the game in windowed mode and see if it crashes there too? It might be something Steam is doing that doesn't play nice with SoT. Oh, one other thing you might try: Disable Steam Overlay. Have you tried playing the Windows store version? I don't suppose you have access to it if you bought it on Steam. If it's still crashing, it could be some kind of issue with the Steam version. Make sure your mouse/keyboard are plugged into a rear panel USB. Unplug anything from the Mobo that isn't necessary: RGB, Extra fans, front panel USB, even power and reset, etc. I'd just clear the CMOS and run everything stock, unplug everything from your computer except for what it needs to run: I wouldn't recommend under-clocking or under-volting anything to isolate the problem. If your old CPU does the same thing that might rule out the CPU as the culprit.īTW, the humming you hear on a crash is the audio buffer continuing to play the last chuck of audio data it just played. Could be something faulty in the new one. As correlation is not causation, I can't really say for certain that it's other player interactions that are the issue- but it has only ever crashed when around, and in particular when interacting with, other players.ĭo you still have your old processor you upgraded from? Might be worth testing that. Earlier I crashed two different times just trying to open the chat to say something to people in an alliance. Having done more solo play, the crashing does still only happen when other players are being interacted with, whether it be chat or actual combat in the game.

#Msi kombustor 4 crashes how to

If it is this processor for some reason, I don't rightly know what to do about it, I guess just not play the game, as I'm not going to downgrade hardware just to play it, unless you or anyone else has any ideas on how to proceed with it or troubleshoot the issue. I have a keyboard, mouse, an external hard drive, speakers, and a headset plugged in, the last two of which aren't USB.

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It seems odd that it would be only this game (which hardly uses any of it) would be triggering a full system crash. RAM: 32 GB (4x8GB) 3200MHz Corsair Vengeance RGBĪny additional input or suggestions would be appreciated.Īs I had said, the only hardware change that happened would be the processor.

Signing out and back in to Xbox Live (both in game and in the app).

Disabling Fast Boot (both Windows and BIOS).

#Msi kombustor 4 crashes windows 10

Using two different builds of Windows 10 (builds 2004 and 20H2).Uninstalling and reinstalling the Xbox app.Monitored temperatures (peak is about 65C on CPU, 40C on RAM, 60 on GPU).Playing the game without any additional programs installed.

#Msi kombustor 4 crashes drivers

Reinstalling video card drivers (clean install).

Underclocking/undervolting processor and RAM.

Manually setting clock speeds and voltages to stock.

Using the most up-to-date stable BIOS and beta version.

Verifying file integrity (game is installed through Steam).

So far, I have tried all of the following (and possibly more I cannot recall): Speakers and headset make an electronic humming sound for 1-2 seconds as it crashes. The person I play with also has noticed that Steam re-displays that I am playing the game again a moment before I crash (the notification when a friend opens a game). It seems the more players are around, the more of a problem it becomes and that I crash more frequently. They're not consistent though, it may be fine for five minutes, or it may be fine for an hour. I have, however, noticed that the crashes only happen when other players are around- be it in my crew or others, though it is possible it would if I were to play long enough on my own, as I don't like playing solo. I can stress test the processor to hell and back, and play any other game in my library without issue, so I don't really think it's that. The only hardware change since I last played was a processor upgrade. However, I now experience issues that fully crash my computer when playing this game. I recently tried to get back into playing Sea of Thieves, and have been wanting to play it more and more.