DoubleDu

Thanks for your answer, after months I finally found the cause I think, yesterday. Yes I had already done multiple benchmarks and stress tests, including Furmark, I did that already when Awoved came out, I litteraly did a least 5-6 different ones and none ever gave me a single artifact or error. So I moved on and started to believe it was software based, something with the drivers and UE5. Turns out I had missed one specific stress test : OCCT. I found out about this software because I started to believe it had something to do with the Vram, and in OCCT you can target the VRAM and aim at a given % of load to stress test it. Under 75% of load, nothing. But above ? I get 1M errors in less than 2min of test so yeah.. Turns out I've had a hardware problem all along, but only UE5 games trigger this specific part of the Vram with such a heavy load, so it only appear on those games. At least that's the theory at the moment ahah.

Hello to everyone, TW2 was one of my most anticipated game of the year, and I just can't play it, I can't keep going in those conditions. I’m getting massive vertex/geometry corruption (triangles stretching across the screen, flickering meshes, broken lighting). To be clear it happened to me already in Avowed but it wasn't constant and it was mostly colorfull light flickering, I could just reinstall my drivers and pray they disappear next time I lauched the game. This time it's permanent, I tried reinstaling my drivers, disabling ReBAR in the BIOS. But It's still there. My Specs : RTX 4070 (latest NVIDIA drivers). 128gb RAM. 19-14900k. Windows11 I play KCD2, CP77, Star Citizen and a lot of other games, mostly in full ultra and with RTX ON when it's an option, and I don't experience this kind of glitches anywhere else. A short video compilation I made I've seen people talk about UE5 having huge conflicts with Nvidia drivers. Don't know if it's a good idea to revert to older drivers.