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After a long time without any issues my game has started to crash.  No hardware changes, and although I suspect running my system on a 500W PSU isn't helping, it was working okay until a day or so ago.  I have tried Flappies troubleshooting guide but drew a blank, so would appreciate any insights anyone may have?

Notes - DCS loads and I can select "instant action" and an F-15E Nav mission. I noticed a "stutter" during the splash screen at "world load 1/60"...this normally just races through to 60/60 but stalls at about 20/60 for a second or two.  Once into the mission the screen will be filled with gobledegook after about 30 seconds, and then there will either be a hard crash (system restart) or a DCS crash (system resets to desktop).  On the last DCS crash I have attached the log file.  Tried running Passmark and had issues at 3D Graphics benchmark so I suspect a hardware problem?

dcs.log-20231213-073810.zip

PC -> i5-12400F, 32GB RAM, RTX 3060 Ti, dedicated SSD.  T16000 HOTAS.  Opentrack/PS3 Camera & MSI monitor(s)...(Reality, virtual or otherwise, makes me feel a little nauseous.)

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Hi 

please remove all unofficial mods and run a slow repair 

Custom Mods
RedK0d-Clickable-v1.1.5

also Change your pagefile to at least 32768 MB (initial size).

How to manage your pagefile.

 

 

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Thanks for the quick reply and advice.  Mods disabled, repair performed, page file adjusted.  Crash after about 15 seconds.  Log file attached.  

I've fitted a 750W PSU instead of the old 500W unit so power shouldn't be an issue any more.

Thnxdcs.20231213-194548.log

PC -> i5-12400F, 32GB RAM, RTX 3060 Ti, dedicated SSD.  T16000 HOTAS.  Opentrack/PS3 Camera & MSI monitor(s)...(Reality, virtual or otherwise, makes me feel a little nauseous.)

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Attributed to a hardware issue - my GTX 1080 Ti has expired.  RIP.

PC -> i5-12400F, 32GB RAM, RTX 3060 Ti, dedicated SSD.  T16000 HOTAS.  Opentrack/PS3 Camera & MSI monitor(s)...(Reality, virtual or otherwise, makes me feel a little nauseous.)

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Good luck with your card!  I was hoping for the same. 

I had suspicions about the power supply (500W) not being up to the job so upgraded that a week or so ago.  Running some benchmarks and I started to notice crashes happening that rapidly became more and more frequent and affected DCS too.  Since the whole pint of the PC is to run DCS I had to bite the bullet and swap out the 1080.  I now have an RTX 3060 Ti which provides a slight improvement over the 1080, but at a cost.  Luckily Santa Claus came early for me...

PC -> i5-12400F, 32GB RAM, RTX 3060 Ti, dedicated SSD.  T16000 HOTAS.  Opentrack/PS3 Camera & MSI monitor(s)...(Reality, virtual or otherwise, makes me feel a little nauseous.)

Posted
18 hours ago, Flappie said:

Thanks for your feedback and sorry for your loss.

I hope my 1080Ti  will keep working for one more year at least. 😬

All good thing come to an end eventually. Unfortunately.

If it wouldn't have been a total waste, I would have framed my 1080 ti and put it on the wall. Best. GPU. Ever!

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9 hours ago, Hiob said:

All good thing come to an end eventually. Unfortunately.

If it wouldn't have been a total waste, I would have framed my 1080 ti and put it on the wall. Best. GPU. Ever!

The 1080 series definitely punched way above their weight.

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