Trackah123

@TrinDiesel @SirDrenix Problem solved with the help of ChatGPT and UUU cvar dump. it's some type of bug in the UE5 "Runtime page-table refresh" For now i made a read-only Engine.ini in : (be sure the file attribute is read-only otherwise the game auto-deletes the ini for some reason) C:\Users\<myusername>\AppData\Local\Arkansas\Saved\Config\Windows [SystemSettings] Game.RefreshPageTables=0 r.VT.RefreshEntirePageTable=0 This solution should persist also after a savegame reload or load screen. Engine.ini

With OCCT its not the load in % but the amount of VRAM, but even if you put 100% testing, for example my card has 16284 MB according to OCCT, but at 100% it only tests 15360 MB because part of the VRAM is reserved for Windows itself. Unless you use iGPU from your motherboard or cpu as primary gpu, then you can allocate more vram to that OCCT test i think.

When you have CTD, Right click start button in Windows -> Event Viewer Choose on left side either : Custom Views -> Administrative Events Windows Logs -> Application / System Look for date and time of crash and it should show a red exclamation mark symbol with Error with Source : Application Error If you found it click on it and look below for "Faulting module name" (this is often the cause of the crash) and "Exception code" (this is more like a general code and sometimes vague but you can search online to see what it could mean)

Usually these type of glitches occur when you have your GPU overclocked, overvolted or undervolted, or in worst case your GPU hardware is failing in some way. - Did you ever try Furmark stability or stress test for 10 ~ 30 minutes and do you see the same artifacts there? - Did you check your Nvidia App -> System -> Performance tab -> is it overclocked there or are the performance limits changed? - Try classic Nvidia Control Panel -> Help -> Debug Mode (this will change your card to stock speeds etc for testing) - Do you use any other Video Recording / OSD Monitoring / OSD Overlay / 3rd party Overclocking apps running in the background while you are gaming? Video Recording : OBS Studio etc Overlay : Discord overlay, Game Clients Overlays etc OC or Monitoring Software : MSI Afterburner, ASUS GPU Tweak, Presentmon, EVGA Precision X1, Rivatuner (older), NVIDIA Profile Inspector, AMD Software: Adrenaline Edition etc

I was hoping the latest patch that was released today would fix these texture misalignment issues. but unfortunately the problem remains. Even tho the patch notes states : - Eliminated visually stretched textures

I don't think this is a issue with Battle Net Launcher, but instead the Gaming Services Repair Tool thats included with the game. Likely cause : A corrupted Windows or partially-installed Gaming Services package or a Store/Xbox framework issue blocked the automated repair. 1 : Reset the Store deployment cache Press Win+R (or Command Prompt Terminal as Admin) → run: wsreset.exe When the Store opens, close it. 2 : Repair / Reset the Xbox & Microsoft Store apps Settings → Apps → Installed apps Xbox → Advanced options → Repair (then Reset if needed). Gaming Services → Advanced options → Repair (then Reset if needed). System → System components Microsoft Store → Advanced options → Repair (then Reset if needed). 3 : Reinstall Gaming Services (clean) Open Windows PowerShell (Admin) and run: get-appxpackage *gamingservices* -allusers | remove-appxpackage -allusers start ms-windows-store://pdp/?productid=9MWPM2CQNLHN In the Store page that opens, install Gaming Services, then reboot. 4: Verify Gaming services are running Open services.msc and ensure Gaming Services and Gaming Services Net are Running and Startup type: Automatic (Delayed Start). 5: Repair system files (in case 0x8000FFFF is OS-side) Open Command Prompt (Admin): sfc /scannow dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth Reboot. 6: Other things to consider Make sure you are signed into the Microsoft Store and Xbox app with the same account. Temporarily disable third-party AV or other software that can block or interfere with the game Make sure you are Administrator https://support.xbox.com/en-US/help/games-apps/troubleshooting/gaming-services-repair-tool

I don't have this problem but maybe if you right click on the game in Steam -> Properties -> Controller -> Override for The Outer Worlds 2 : Disable Steam Input. Would this work maybe? Another thing you could try is to look in Windows Event Log Viewer (run -> eventvwr.msc), so when the problem happens ingame and you reboot PC (hard reset), maybe you can find what causes it in the log viewer.

Many thanks for showing the screenshot, it does look very similar to what i have. if you change texture quality setting to something else, and then escape the menu's going back into the game, does it fix that for you also?

I know this can happen when HAGS (Hardware-Accelerated GPU Scheduling) is not enabled in Windows. The setting can be found in "Settings -> System -> Display -> Graphics -> Advanced Graphics Settings"

Hey everyone. So i recently got this new GPU (ROG Astral GeForce RTX™ 5080 16GB GDDR7 OC Edition), and at first glance everything seemed to be ok (temps are fine, windows works fine), the card is stable and i have no crashes or freezes or anything. it already had the latest vbios also. However some games seem to have texture misalignments, examples are Battlefield 6 i saw a few times black patches or squares that looked garbled. Then in the Outer Worlds 2 i saw similar random textures that would look flipped, rotated or simply be misaligned positionally (it would even be saved in savegames positional wise, so reloading a savegame would show the exact same misalignments again for that particular savegame), i think its mostly happening with DX12 api games but not sure. I could find very little about this particular problem and i tried everything but to no avail, different Nvidia drivers didnt work, clearing shadercaches, different GPU or bios settings, nothing worked. Furmark and VRAM tests seem to found have no errors on my new GPU, regular DDR5 memtest86 neither. attached are some screenshots to showcase the problem (this is from Outer Worlds 2). Then i suddenly found a temporary fix, simply changing texture quality ingame to any other setting, apply, and then back to high or very high and everything looks fine. but as soon as i reload a savegame again, some textures are misaligned again. I already posted this issue on nvidia and asus rog forums but i hope if others read this here and they also have a 50x0 rtx card, if they have similar texture align issues? According to the AI i asked (and yes AI can provide wrong info but this is what it said, if it would not be a faulty GPU i hope) :