Hard crashing PC locks up

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drx#8804 wrote:

Nvidia new driver hotfix.. did nothing..

It's NOT new hotfix. It's hotfix for older version and there is no new January version released. Read the topic.

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cursorTarget#1174 wrote:

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drx#8804 wrote:

Nvidia new driver hotfix.. did nothing..

It's NOT new hotfix. It's hotfix for older version and there is no new January version released. Read the topic.

Yes i know that. only mentioned because theres dozens of people still recommending it. It does not even have any fix related to Poe on this update.

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cursorTarget#1174 wrote:

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drx#8804 wrote:

Nvidia new driver hotfix.. did nothing..

It's NOT new hotfix. It's hotfix for older version and there is no new January version released. Read the topic.

Nvidia GeForce Graphics Driver 566.46

Edit: my mistake. That release was pulled. It's 566.45 like you said. Might be PoE2 in next release.

I still disagree with you because the person you replied to did read the topic.

lol i gave up going on almost 4 weeks now and still no fix im glad i found out about Geforce now i just stream poe2 Nvidia PC lol its great in 4 days in now and stress free on bricking my 3,000$ pc cuz it locks up every loading screen is a good feeling knowing im hurting some one else's pc not mine cuz i already lost a pc over shit shit and yes im still playing poe2

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CpTTryHard#0353 wrote:

good feeling knowing im hurting some one else's pc not mine

Nice feeling, indeed, hahahaha! AHAHAHAHAHA!!!

To be serious. You don't hurt server's hardware, your game is running in virtualized environment. At the worst scenario, the virtual machine crashes, not the entire server / node.

GGG still on Holiday?

I can't help but think this is more of a major issue than even we think it is.

I work in development and know that when major changes are pushed into commit and they are not properly QA'd before merging the changes to the main branch, end users always experience issues. I feel like there is a major loop or bug causing CPUs to use more power than intended.

At this point, with the major lack of communication, they are most likely internally pointing fingers, and figuring out how they are going to spin this so they save face.

I'm expecting a short line in a patch: "fixed a crash related to different hardware configurations" and thats it.

That way they don't have to admit they royally screwed up, and just call it a bug fix in an obscure line in a patch.

This is literally the opposite of what the community has come to expect from GGG in terms of communication.

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cursorTarget#1174 wrote:

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CpTTryHard#0353 wrote:

good feeling knowing im hurting some one else's pc not mine

Nice feeling, indeed, hahahaha! AHAHAHAHAHA!!!

To be serious. You don't hurt server's hardware, your game is running in virtualized environment. At the worst scenario, the virtual machine crashes, not the entire server / node.

I see what you did there, hehe. The problem with your argument though is that it is wrong, lacking in detail and not entirely accurate.

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interbeing#5112 wrote:

I see what you did there, hehe. The problem with your argument though is that it is wrong, lacking in detail and not entirely accurate.

Explain? I'm not familiar with NVIDIA GeForce Now internals but I assume if it's cloud based, the architecture must be similar (or close) to the "regular" clouds. With docker, containers, etc. Just, in this context the guy is happy as he thinks he damages someone's hardware. I have strong feeling that is not true in case of cloud-based computing from NVIDIA.

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cursorTarget#1174 wrote:

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interbeing#5112 wrote:

I see what you did there, hehe. The problem with your argument though is that it is wrong, lacking in detail and not entirely accurate.

Explain? I'm not familiar with NVIDIA GeForce Now internals but I assume if it's cloud based, the architecture must be similar (or close) to the "regular" clouds. With docker, containers, etc. Just, in this context the guy is happy as he thinks he damages someone's hardware. I have strong feeling that is not true in case of cloud-based computing from NVIDIA.

Education is vital in this modern information age-era of time.

https://www.gdcvault.com/play/1022406

This is as good an explanation of the architecture as there may be publicly available, jokes aside. It's fascinating to anyone who might be interested in such things. I don't know of an updated presentation for GeForce Now but it probably hasn't changed too much.