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What you might try: Set a FPS limit of perhaps 60 for the game and see if this helps, the GPU will hardly be pushed then and clock much lower.
It crashes once I'm already in the game (walking around or fighting) for 1 min. Or even if I leave it on the title screen for 1 min.. doesn't matter what I'm doing, but everything is loaded in fine (can always make it past shaders).
I'm able to play Cyberpunk2077 and Elden Ring without any trouble. One thing I noticed is that I usually could have multiple games open at once, but if I open Horizon, then the other game crashes as well (not that I'm trying to have multiple games open, I was just testing it). I could have Elden Ring, Cyberpunk, and Warframe all open at once (for hours), and no issues for any of the games. So I don't think it's my GPU.
I tried limiting FPS and all graphics settings in Horizon, updated all drivers, still no luck :/
This is the crash message: "A problem has occurred with your display driver. This can be caused by out of date drivers, using game settings higher than your GPU can handle, or an error with the game. Please try updating your graphics drivers, or lowering in-game settings. Current GPU and graphics driver:"
That's the entire crash message. Doesn't even say what driver I have after the colon at the end.
From what you say your video driver really kills itself (or is crashed by something) it seems, since the other game processes are taken out as well when HFD crashes.
Well, I guess you have validated game files and such easy things? Sometimes it is just something like this.
I don't have a backup GPU unfortunately :(
aaand yah - I've validated game files, opened as admin, disabled DLSS, changed NVIDIA 3D settings, tried both NVIDIA drivers (game and studio), lowered FPS, removed temp files/re-validated the game, and a bunch of other easy stuff in settings.. no luck x:
It's weird how I made it past 100 hours without issue on ultra high quality and now I can't even play it. My temps are great though.
I would suggest doing the following...
1. Run a full system scan (sfc /scannow in an admin command prompt)
2. Check the DISM image and repair (dism /online /cleanup-image /restorehealth in an admin command prompt)
3. Do a DDU clean install of GPU drivers.
With these steps hopefully things should clear up but if not, then you need to look at the Event Viewer and check the system and application logs to see what kind of errors show up.
both are up to date x: double checked them all and no new updates. I even checked for other unrelated updates (for iCue and ASUS programs) and nothing.
So far, nothing has worked from these comments :(
also check your computer for viruses. check your event viewer to see which are causing errors.
Can a new game be started?
5800X
32 GB DDR4 3600 dual rank
4070 Ti
1440p Ultrawide
Reflex off, DLSS Quality, no FG, all graphics settings cranked to max except clouds down a notch and all post processing effects (everything from Depth of field on down the list) turned off. I generally get 110-120 FPS