Blizzard and Nvidia investigating reports Diablo 4 is killing RTX 3080 Ti GPUs
There's also something you can do right now to possibly help protect your graphics card from a similar fate.
www.pcgamer.com
The Diablo 4 team are investigating reports of RTX 3080 Ti graphics cards crashing or dying while playing the game's closed beta. Customer support says Blizzard is "working closely with Nvidia to identify affected hardware configurations and gather as many data points as possible to assist in the investigation."
For affected users, the team offers the following advice in a forum thread:
If your card is still not working, try these troubleshooting steps:
- Conduct a complete power cycle (AC OFF->AC ON) and see if GPU can be detected under Windows.
- If GPU can be found under Windows, do a clean driver install.
Tip from Saladin to possibly avoid this from happening with steps from PCGamer article included.
How to limit your frame rate within the Nvidia Control Panel
- Open Nvidia Control Panel (right click on desktop)
- Scroll down to Manage 3D Settings
- Change Max Frame Rate to On
- Choose a max frame rate (your monitor's refresh rate will do)
- Click Apply
- You may need to restart the game or your entire system for the changes to apply
Tip from exodus if you have a 40xx card with a VRR display and are worried this may effect your GPU.
Everyone with a 40 series card and a VRR display should have the following settings in the NVidia control panel:
Monitor Technology - G-SYNC
Low Latency Mode - Ultra
Vertical Sync - On
You should not use RTSS to cap framerates, as it will break DLSS3.
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