TheDogCatcher: Try using GeForce Experience to optimise your graphics settings, it seems to have worked for me.

peppermintl2k5: Radeon 5700 XT user here. For me undervolting my GPU has eliminated all crashes since it was applied. A 5700 XT is no GTX 1660 Super but still thought I'd share my experience. Undervolting my GPU is just a couple of clicks, btw. I just used the auto undervolt option then launched the game. I haven't used Nvidia for a long time but I'm sure they have a similarly simple auto undervolt option if you wanted to give it a try.

Are you running an overclock on your CPU? Another troubleshooting step when solving crashes is to return overclocked components to stock speeds.

zoliking: Windows 7, GTX 1660 Super, intel corei7, 16 Gb ram. Newest GPU driver, latest game version. Graphics card temperature doesn't go above 73 during gameplay. The game is added to all categories of exceptions in the anti virus.

After 1.0.4 came out the game didn't crash for about a day, now it does it frequently. GPU crash for unknown reasons bullshit. When it happens either both my screens go back for a while and the GPU is acting weird until I restart the machine (the game doesn't start, Afterburner can't see the temperature, but both screens still display my windows on full resolution) or the game crashes but the card keeps working normally (this still shows the unknown reason GPU crash in the error report).

What could possibly be causing this?

TheDogCatcher: Try using GeForce Experience to optimise your graphics settings, it seems to have worked for me.

V4skunk: lol are you low iq?
Geforce experience is for people that are too dumb to set their own graphical options.

jinchoung: i keep repeating this everywhere but try UNDERCLOCKING your video card!

a lot of vid cards seem to be overclocked out of the box and games seem to be sensitive to that these days. i was getting crashes all over the place in games including cbp and doom eternal and flight simulator and it turned out that my card is overclocked about 200mhz out of the box over spec. i dropped the clock -200mhz and also dropped gpu mem clock -100mhz (max possible) and now EVERYTHING runs like butter with no crashes.

zoliking: Windows 7, GTX 1660 Super, intel corei7, 16 Gb ram. Newest GPU driver, latest game version. Graphics card temperature doesn't go above 73 during gameplay. The game is added to all categories of exceptions in the anti virus.

After 1.0.4 came out the game didn't crash for about a day, now it does it frequently. GPU crash for unknown reasons bullshit. When it happens either both my screens go back for a while and the GPU is acting weird until I restart the machine (the game doesn't start, Afterburner can't see the temperature, but both screens still display my windows on full resolution) or the game crashes but the card keeps working normally (this still shows the unknown reason GPU crash in the error report).

What could possibly be causing this?

jinchoung: BTW, **DON'T** undervolt. that would voltage would only cause instability if you're overheating.

voltage INCREASES stability otherwise. so try underclock gpu and gpu mem but don't screw with the voltage.

chssis: having the same problem. I'm using amd 3080 and rtx 3080 with 16gb ram. Newest gpu driver and windows. The game crashes sometimes but i can't tell exactly when it's crashing it just happens. but instead of crashing to desktop it looks like my monitor was unplugged from the computer. When I reboot everything works totally fine. temperature of graphics card is perfectly normal. I think this game still needs tons of hotfixes.