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When playing in performance mode with fps set to unlimited, the game crashes after about 10-15 minutes of playing. With this setting, I consistently get around 250-300 fps up until the crash. If I set fps to 120, I have no issues and the game does not crash even after hours of playing.
RTX 2060, i5 11600kf, 16gb DDR4
240hz monitor with refresh rate set to 240.
Attached a pic of the stats shortly before game crashed.
Any thoughts or guidance would be greatly appreciated!
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Lower memory clock?
Just play at 120 fps? Try turning power maximum down.
Use HWInfo 64 to show your CPU temp, cpu package power, and GPU temp and GPU power. My guess is either the PSU crying for help or maybe your CPU overheating but unless your cooler is broken, I kinda doubt it’s the CPU overheat.