If anyone has any ideas or has had similar experiences, I would be extremely grateful for any and all suggestions! I am honestly at a loss for what to do at the moment. exe as Administrator (I had seen this suggested as a potential fix), but this also didn't work. I have also verified the integrity of the Steam files and everything checked out.
I tried locking the FPS at 60 (still crashed) and have tried both full screen and borderless windowed and the crashing still occurs. I even set all the settings to low, which also caused the game to crash. I've also tried adjusting the shadow settings from ultra to medium as I had heard that this resolved the crashing issue for other people, but this still caused the game to crash for me. I have checked for driver updates, but it says that I am currently up to date. I've been using the 20.7.2 version of the AMD Radeon drivers the whole time I've been playing this game, which have been stable on ultra settings with a pretty stable 74 FPS for the first 50 hours of gameplay. I had also uninstalled and reinstalled the game which gave me the most success, allowing me to play the game for several hours before eventually crashing again.įor context, my CPU is a Ryand my GPU is a Sapphire Pulse RX 5700 XT. If I restart my PC, this usually allows me to play the game for about 30 mins to 2 hours at most (usually on the lower end of this range) before it crashes again. Sometimes I can get about a couple minutes before crashing, but it always crashes eventually. I've searched the internet extensively to try to resolve this issue but I haven't come across any situations that are comparable enough to mine or any fixes that work long-term.įor the last couple of days, The Witcher 3 has been crashing to my desktop pretty much everytime as soon as the game loads. "Ĭopy and pasted this from a gog fourm post see if any of that helps.I'm not sure if this community is the right place to post about this (feel free to let me know if it isn't), but I was hoping that I could get some help troubleshooting this issue. Instructions for this will vary by card but a good place to start is in the card's control panel.Ħ) Disable Realtek's Dolby "sound space expander", if applicable. Alternatively, use to manage and delete old savegames.ģ) Some users report that forcing Vsync, either through drivers or with the D3DOverrider program (see below for more on that) fixes the crashing.Ĥ) Follow the instructions in this post by beliar.ĥ) Try down-clocking your video card. The saves are probably located in "My Documents/My Games" and then in a folder for The Witcher.
If your game WAS running fine and is now crashing a lot, you probably have accumulated too many savegames. You can make the windowed game fill your entire screen, so it's just like fullscreen, using this program.Ģ) Delete old savegames. "Frequent Crashes: The game crashes periodically, while otherwise playing fine.ġ) Run the game in windowed mode.
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