**Update**
I checked the windows event log and found driver crashes for nvlddmkm. This is the nvidia driver. I dialed back the GPU overclock about 10% and have been stable in RF2 ever since. I've read from other people on the internet that different games can be stable or not of their own accord. With those RF2 overclock settings, The Witcher crashes for me with the same nvlddmkm. I turned the GPU OC off completely and the witcher is stable. So this was my solution, less GPU overclock.
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Hoping someone who has dealt with this can lend some guidance. I am experience crashing of the screen in VR headset and on the mirrored IPS screen but the game is still running. I still have control of the car and can hear the audio, but all I see is the static screen on which it froze. No error messages. I'm able to force quit rfactor2 and fire it up again and begin running without issue.
I am unable to consistently replicate the display freeze. I can run for 2hours straight and then it will crash. I haven't had a crash in offline mode. I often will run 40AI. The crashes I have had have been all online. I don't have tracking issues or jumping in the headset. I don't experience any slingshotting before the crash that I am aware of, there is no warning, it just freezes.
Valve Index - Mirrored display in windowed mode at 1280x720
Other applications running: -NVIDIA GFORCE Experience -Discord -Teamspeak -Steam VR
System: Ryzen 7 2700 -Overclock - 4.05ghx @ 1.344v - Running 4cores - Stable on OCCT stress test 30minutes. Max temp 69C
Memory Stress Test 16GB RAM 3200mhx CL14 - 9,9,9,24 timing OCCT Memory Stress Test - Stable for 30minute run, no errors
EVGA 2080ti XC ultra - Overclock EVGA Precision X1 - 850Mem, 100Clock - Stable on Unigen SuperPostion, Heaven, 1 hour runs, no errors. Max temp 75C
EVGA 750G3 PowerSupply - Ran OCCT power load test. 100% CPU, 100% GPU, - stable for 30min test, no errors, max draw around 450W.
RFactor2 Settings - Low everything Ingame CTRL-C usage 100% GPU 40-50% CPU (40AI, dark, rain)
I checked the windows event log and found driver crashes for nvlddmkm. This is the nvidia driver. I dialed back the GPU overclock about 10% and have been stable in RF2 ever since. I've read from other people on the internet that different games can be stable or not of their own accord. With those RF2 overclock settings, The Witcher crashes for me with the same nvlddmkm. I turned the GPU OC off completely and the witcher is stable. So this was my solution, less GPU overclock.
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Hoping someone who has dealt with this can lend some guidance. I am experience crashing of the screen in VR headset and on the mirrored IPS screen but the game is still running. I still have control of the car and can hear the audio, but all I see is the static screen on which it froze. No error messages. I'm able to force quit rfactor2 and fire it up again and begin running without issue.
I am unable to consistently replicate the display freeze. I can run for 2hours straight and then it will crash. I haven't had a crash in offline mode. I often will run 40AI. The crashes I have had have been all online. I don't have tracking issues or jumping in the headset. I don't experience any slingshotting before the crash that I am aware of, there is no warning, it just freezes.
Valve Index - Mirrored display in windowed mode at 1280x720
Other applications running: -NVIDIA GFORCE Experience -Discord -Teamspeak -Steam VR
System: Ryzen 7 2700 -Overclock - 4.05ghx @ 1.344v - Running 4cores - Stable on OCCT stress test 30minutes. Max temp 69C
Memory Stress Test 16GB RAM 3200mhx CL14 - 9,9,9,24 timing OCCT Memory Stress Test - Stable for 30minute run, no errors
EVGA 2080ti XC ultra - Overclock EVGA Precision X1 - 850Mem, 100Clock - Stable on Unigen SuperPostion, Heaven, 1 hour runs, no errors. Max temp 75C
EVGA 750G3 PowerSupply - Ran OCCT power load test. 100% CPU, 100% GPU, - stable for 30min test, no errors, max draw around 450W.
RFactor2 Settings - Low everything Ingame CTRL-C usage 100% GPU 40-50% CPU (40AI, dark, rain)
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