- Jan 4, 2019
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Alright before I get started, I'm not the most tech savvy person so bear with me.
So this past Sunday I've been playing Cyberpunk 2077, and everything seemed to be going fine. I was getting an average of 50-55 fps on all rtx ultra settings. I run a RTX 2080ti, i7 8700k, and my SSD is a 446 gb ADATA SU650 SSD. Back to the problem , once I got to the mission where you try to find Evelyn in the Clouds, I kept getting Critical Process Died BSOD seemingly at random after loading into the game for a couple minutes. I went to Windows Powershell and ran up sfc /scannow and it told me it successfully repaired a couple of corrupted files. I thought all was well now, but when I booted up Cyberpunk 2077 the next day, I got a system service exception BSOD. So I didn't really know what to do at this point because it happened mere moments after loading into my desktop, so windows told me to restart and after doing so I ran checkdisk in powershell and restarted my computer once again. Checkdisk told me it was repairing my C: drive, albeit doing so very slow. I left my pc running for about an hour doing its thing, and I came back to see that my monitor wasn't able to pick up a display port connection anymore. Once again not knowing what happened, I hard restarted my computer, and left it running again for another 2 hours or so, and i saw it complete to 100%, only for it to BSOD again telling me the repair failed. It told me to restart my computer again and here we are at the present. I am able to boot into my computer with no problems, but my system is now noticeably slower than before, taking an extra 5 seconds to open any app. My Cyberpunk 2077 also got hit hard as well, because after waiting 2 minutes or so to get into the game, the framerate is now crazy unstable. Once a stable 50-55 fps is now varying wildly at 28-48 fps on the same settings. I have tried resetting the pc and restoring an older checkpoint but both fail to complete, saying they have kept my system the same. Overall this problem has causes my computer to run slower, and my audio to sound really bad as if its corrupted, making frequent popping noises. Does anyone have any solutions?
So this past Sunday I've been playing Cyberpunk 2077, and everything seemed to be going fine. I was getting an average of 50-55 fps on all rtx ultra settings. I run a RTX 2080ti, i7 8700k, and my SSD is a 446 gb ADATA SU650 SSD. Back to the problem , once I got to the mission where you try to find Evelyn in the Clouds, I kept getting Critical Process Died BSOD seemingly at random after loading into the game for a couple minutes. I went to Windows Powershell and ran up sfc /scannow and it told me it successfully repaired a couple of corrupted files. I thought all was well now, but when I booted up Cyberpunk 2077 the next day, I got a system service exception BSOD. So I didn't really know what to do at this point because it happened mere moments after loading into my desktop, so windows told me to restart and after doing so I ran checkdisk in powershell and restarted my computer once again. Checkdisk told me it was repairing my C: drive, albeit doing so very slow. I left my pc running for about an hour doing its thing, and I came back to see that my monitor wasn't able to pick up a display port connection anymore. Once again not knowing what happened, I hard restarted my computer, and left it running again for another 2 hours or so, and i saw it complete to 100%, only for it to BSOD again telling me the repair failed. It told me to restart my computer again and here we are at the present. I am able to boot into my computer with no problems, but my system is now noticeably slower than before, taking an extra 5 seconds to open any app. My Cyberpunk 2077 also got hit hard as well, because after waiting 2 minutes or so to get into the game, the framerate is now crazy unstable. Once a stable 50-55 fps is now varying wildly at 28-48 fps on the same settings. I have tried resetting the pc and restoring an older checkpoint but both fail to complete, saying they have kept my system the same. Overall this problem has causes my computer to run slower, and my audio to sound really bad as if its corrupted, making frequent popping noises. Does anyone have any solutions?
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