So I went ahead and downloaded this, saved it into LocalData TEMP (default option), ran the DXInstaller.exe and then restarted my computer. I played for a couple hours, then crashed. Tried to install it over again, played, crashed. Back to DX9. Was hoping this would be the fix for me, but alas it's not. I believe it's because I'm on Windows 10, where DX installs with the updates, supposedly.Quote:
Originally Posted by astarinlife
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01-21-2017, 01:24 PMSymbioteYT
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01-21-2017, 05:14 PMastarinlifeI downloaded directx_Jun2010_redist.exe and ran that to extract then ran DXSETUP.exe from the extracted files.Quote:
Originally Posted by SymbioteYT
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01-22-2017, 04:49 AMSymbioteYTBingo, exactly what I did. Ran "directx_Jun2010_redist.exe", let it extract into "C:\Users\Symbiote\AppData\Local\Temp", ran DXSETUP.exe, and watched it install .dll files and more for different DirectX versions. However, this didn't seem to work for me. Are you also running Windows 10?Quote:
Originally Posted by astarinlife
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01-22-2017, 05:15 AMastarinlifeYea I'm running Windows 10. Shoot, that sucks. I was hoping this would finally be a blanket fix for this problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by SymbioteYT
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02-05-2017, 04:25 AMSymbioteYT
Bumping this thread. Still no solutions have been found, and SE has yet to speak of this recently.
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02-07-2017, 11:59 PMValenthSad to hear nothing has worked so far. And yeah, I bet SE can't help you terribly much as it sounds like something that's "almost" unique to your system or some rather rare combo of specific components/drivers. If the general solutions we all opted didn't help, and some of them already went pretty in-depth, it could be you're having a very specific hardware problem.Quote:
Originally Posted by SymbioteYT
Ah btw, did you try and see if physically removing one of the cards helped as I opted instead of disabeling it through software? I know it sounds stupid if you already tried disabeling SLI, but it wouldn't be the first time a system wouldn't work for me despite doing everything to *ahum* disable something through software. *Looking at you previous system that kept insisting I need admin rights for something while being admin on pc... Or you darn firewall program that kept blocking despite being entirely disabled and only uninstalling actually doing the trick* Just try it, if even for the sake of ruling out it's something stupid like this. ^^ -
02-08-2017, 09:36 AMSymbioteYTThis isn't a specific hardware problem. I play many other games than just FFXIV, and run into zero issues with them. From smaller games up to games like Witcher 3, DOOM, GTA V, Overwatch, etc. I also have big history with other MMO's, such as World of Warcraft, Elder Scrolls Online, Black Desert, and even The Division. I've had poor FPS on some of those MMO's, but that's because AMD CPU's don't sit right with that genre. :-) Something about FFXIV doesn't work right with DX11, and it looks like SE has confirmed that this is an accepted bug they're looking into (sub-thread in Technical Support.)Quote:
Originally Posted by Valenth
I've disabled SLI before with NVIDIA and also when the game once crashed me, it disabled my SLI bridge and I tried playing the game that way too. I've not physically removed the card, but there should be no difference when the second card wasn't detected by the bridge itself. -
02-10-2017, 10:59 AMValenthYes, yes, that's what I told myself also many times before when it came to certain soft- or hardware problems I had. "It should work dammit!" but then it somehow doesn't because somewhere in the uncountable amount of 0's and 1's something tiny goes wrong. Just try it. It could be that FFXIV specifically has a problem with a certain hardware combo. Just try it to exclude the possibility, no matter how tiny it is. ^^Quote:
Originally Posted by SymbioteYT
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02-10-2017, 03:29 PMSymbioteYTAlright, I'll give it a go next time I play the game. I'll get back to you on this later.Quote:
Originally Posted by Valenth