- Jan 6, 2023
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The game called rocket league randomly writes this error code in the event log: Faulting module name: rocketleague.exe. No dll. So far I have only experienced this error in this game. I know that this error is some kind of access violation to the RAM. What is important is that the game does not crash.
The whole story is that the game is constantly changing, e.g. in speed, input, sometimes it is more graphically choppy (not microstutters). From that I think that these two things are connected, i.e. the error code and the change. I have tried a lot of things, I will detail them later, but right now I am thinking that this is not the problem, that I should restart the game many times, or maybe I should start a new epic games account. Or I even thought about superfetch. But if it still does not improve after these, then I think there is some special error between my computer and the game or I don't know. But I find it hard to believe this, because my old laptop also had similar problems in rocket league, but I did not look at the event viewer there. My old laptop was also ASUS.
PC Specs
Motherboard: ASUS B660M Plus WiFi D4 (newest BIOS 3801)
CPU: i5-12400F
RAM: DDR4 4000MHz Trident Z (from qvl list)
GPU: RTX 3070 Ti
PSU: 750w Coolermaster MPE-7501-ACABW
Storage: Kingston 1TB SSD
OS: Windows 11 24H2 ( I also tried Windows 10)
Monitor: Dell G2723H
Cooling: Irid 503 argb V2: intel stock CPU fan, 3 front and 1 back
So I think we can rule out some kind of software error, after I reinstalled Windows (clean) several times. Of course, as needed, the latest drivers from ASUS and offline installation (although with Windows 11 Home the internet is mandatory, I know there is a loophole, but it doesn't matter)
What I tried:
-Hardware tests such as: OCCT, Cinebench, Memtest86 (4/4 stage), Testmem5 (Anta777), FurMark... I didn't find anything strange here, no crashes or anything like that. So I think we can say that there is no hardware fault.
-Another RAM
-Another monitor (I know it has nothing to do with it but I really don't know what to do)
-Fast boot/fast startup disabled (I haven't disabled hibernation in Windows yet, but I've always done it. I just reinstalled Windows the other day to start with a clean slate)
-Clear CMOS
-A lot of software tweak I saw that can maybe cause a problem like this (game mode off and on, game bar off, power scheme high performance)
-At least 3 different Nvidia drivers (The latest ones are 566.36)
-The nvidia control panel 3d manage settings settings (Although I don't think these have anything to do with the problem)
-Windows defender firewall off
-Realtime protection off
-HPET off
-H.A.G.S off-on
-Clean Boot
-I've talked to Nvidia, Epic games, Microsoft, ASUS customer service
-GEN 4 PCIE to GEN 3 in BIOS (Now I use GEN 4)
-Run the game as administrator, disable fullscreen optimiaztion
-And many more which I can't think of right now, but if I do I'll expand the list
Also, many people have no problems with the game and my computer is perfect for running Rocket League. Also, what always comes to mind is that if no one else has such a problem with it, then it can't work (I'm thinking of superfetch off, for example). If no one else has a problem with it, then I shouldn't have one either. I know that every system is different, but still. I can only really look for the fault in myself, but I also find it hard to believe that if I restart the game and my computer several times as a test, the game should crash so much. I also know about that certain Heavy Car Bug in Rocket League, but I don't think that's it, because I don't only have a problem with input lag. I've already posted a lot about this, but I don't know how to delete the old ones and I think I described the problem best here.
Sorry that the picture is in Hungarian, but I think it's still understandable and I don't need to translate it into English because of that. Picture
Thank you for reading!
The whole story is that the game is constantly changing, e.g. in speed, input, sometimes it is more graphically choppy (not microstutters). From that I think that these two things are connected, i.e. the error code and the change. I have tried a lot of things, I will detail them later, but right now I am thinking that this is not the problem, that I should restart the game many times, or maybe I should start a new epic games account. Or I even thought about superfetch. But if it still does not improve after these, then I think there is some special error between my computer and the game or I don't know. But I find it hard to believe this, because my old laptop also had similar problems in rocket league, but I did not look at the event viewer there. My old laptop was also ASUS.
PC Specs
Motherboard: ASUS B660M Plus WiFi D4 (newest BIOS 3801)
CPU: i5-12400F
RAM: DDR4 4000MHz Trident Z (from qvl list)
GPU: RTX 3070 Ti
PSU: 750w Coolermaster MPE-7501-ACABW
Storage: Kingston 1TB SSD
OS: Windows 11 24H2 ( I also tried Windows 10)
Monitor: Dell G2723H
Cooling: Irid 503 argb V2: intel stock CPU fan, 3 front and 1 back
So I think we can rule out some kind of software error, after I reinstalled Windows (clean) several times. Of course, as needed, the latest drivers from ASUS and offline installation (although with Windows 11 Home the internet is mandatory, I know there is a loophole, but it doesn't matter)
What I tried:
-Hardware tests such as: OCCT, Cinebench, Memtest86 (4/4 stage), Testmem5 (Anta777), FurMark... I didn't find anything strange here, no crashes or anything like that. So I think we can say that there is no hardware fault.
-Another RAM
-Another monitor (I know it has nothing to do with it but I really don't know what to do)
-Fast boot/fast startup disabled (I haven't disabled hibernation in Windows yet, but I've always done it. I just reinstalled Windows the other day to start with a clean slate)
-Clear CMOS
-A lot of software tweak I saw that can maybe cause a problem like this (game mode off and on, game bar off, power scheme high performance)
-At least 3 different Nvidia drivers (The latest ones are 566.36)
-The nvidia control panel 3d manage settings settings (Although I don't think these have anything to do with the problem)
-Windows defender firewall off
-Realtime protection off
-HPET off
-H.A.G.S off-on
-Clean Boot
-I've talked to Nvidia, Epic games, Microsoft, ASUS customer service
-GEN 4 PCIE to GEN 3 in BIOS (Now I use GEN 4)
-Run the game as administrator, disable fullscreen optimiaztion
-And many more which I can't think of right now, but if I do I'll expand the list
Also, many people have no problems with the game and my computer is perfect for running Rocket League. Also, what always comes to mind is that if no one else has such a problem with it, then it can't work (I'm thinking of superfetch off, for example). If no one else has a problem with it, then I shouldn't have one either. I know that every system is different, but still. I can only really look for the fault in myself, but I also find it hard to believe that if I restart the game and my computer several times as a test, the game should crash so much. I also know about that certain Heavy Car Bug in Rocket League, but I don't think that's it, because I don't only have a problem with input lag. I've already posted a lot about this, but I don't know how to delete the old ones and I think I described the problem best here.
Sorry that the picture is in Hungarian, but I think it's still understandable and I don't need to translate it into English because of that. Picture
Thank you for reading!
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