Quote Originally Posted by RinKaenbyou View Post
This has nothing to do with "optimal hardware" though. You are completely missing the point here. There is a piece of hardware or multiple pieces INSIDE your computer that is faulty. That is the problem here. Nothing more, nothing less. You need to figure out and find what the faulty piece of hardware INSIDE your computer is and replace it. That's all you need to do and then your issues will go away. Why is that so hard for you to grasp? Genuine question here because you really seem to not understand this at all.
And you also seem to completely be unable to grasp the fact that it is entirely possible for a single program, regardless of what it is, to cause hardware faults to manifest.

Again, this has nothing to do with optimal hardware or a godly computer. It is simply a piece of hardware in your current setup that is faulty. GPU, Motherboard, CPU, a combo....you just need to find what it is that is faulty. How hard is that for you to understand? Also, just because these other people found "fixes" doesn't anything because most of them are temporary unless they've actually replaced a part they thought was the cause but then had the issue crop up again which means the part they replaced either wasn't the cause or was just one piece of hardware causing the issue.

You have some interesting mental gymnastics to believe that DX11 software can cause system instability by itself because spoiler alert: IT CAN'T! It is a 100% proven fact that DX11 software CANNOT cause system instablity unless the hardware in your computer is faulty!
Software pulling and using that api still can though. and like I said, if I already came up empty handed for any faults in any of my hardware.... I have every right to point to software.