Fatal DirectX Error 11000002

[hxr_keltz]

I'd like to chime in as well. I've been getting this error reliably after 10-20 minutes of play, doesn't matter if open world or instanced area. Relevant specs are as follows:
AMD FX-6300 on a Gigabyte 990FXA-UD3 R5
Sapphire branded AMD R9 380
4x Corsair 4GB 1600 MHz DDR3
Nothing is overclocked at this point in an effort to remove possible causes of the problem.

The problem has been occurring again since the servers moved, but prior to this, I'd gone a few months without seeing the game crash like this. There are no other games in my library that crash in a similar manner despite placing a similar or heavier load on the system. I was initially under the impression the problem was with my computer, but

Solutions I've tried:
Switching to DX9. Usually works, but doesn't this time.
Reducing graphical quality settings. I get a higher framerate of course, but the game still crashes.
Reinstalling FFXIV. Doesn't help.
Disabling AMD-specific optimization in the Radeon Settings menu. I lose a few frames per second, and the game still crashes.
Disabling Spread Spectrum clock in my motherboard's configuration. No visible improvement.
Reinstalling Windows 10. Doesn't help.

[Kalsoa]

It's the same for me, I went months without any crashes whatsoever then as soon as the servers moved, I started getting these crashes again. Really hoping they're still in the process of optimizing everything, crashing multiple times a day is quite frustrating.

[Macleod]

It's the same for me, I went months without any crashes whatsoever then as soon as the servers moved, I started getting these crashes again. Really hoping they're still in the process of optimizing everything, crashing multiple times a day is quite frustrating.

This was happening before the datacenter relocation. It started for me after the last patch, so I think that's where the culprit lies.

[Orchidias]

And now it's happening to the stormblood benchmark too. I don't even know what to do at this point.

[Kalsoa]

Mine seemed to alternate patches on when it would occur. I think mine last stopped at 3.55 or so, but then started again yesterday even though there hasn't been any new patch since 3.57 a while back. Just odd for it to suddenly start happening again unless the server move had to something to do with it. I'm clueless on these things, so I can only guess based on how it's been affecting me. Mine's sporadic too. Some days, no crashes at all. Some days, maybe once or twice. Then on other days, repeatedly. No rhyme or reason.

[Orchidias]

I don't even think I'll be able to play Stormblood at this point unless they release some kind of program patch or fix. Not only is the benchmark crashing but the game only runs so far, regardless of the settings it's on. There's no overclocking on my system or anything either so I'm literally just losing hope at this point.

[GayFox]

Low your GPU frequency or get better airflow / cooling solution . The error will show up when your GPU temperature goes up to 80°c and above(high end GPU).

[anaskaddar]

So i fixed it for me with changing some settings in radeon settings so it can maybe help you if you guys have amd graphics cards. So for first as i had the crashes: aa-mode: use application settings
aa-method: multisampling morph.-filtering: off af-mode: use application settings tf-quality: standard surface format optimization: on v-sync: off unless... opengl-triple: off shader-cache: amd optimized
tesselation-mode: amd optimized power-efficiency: off framerate not limited. So with this settings i got this error every freaking 10 minutes. I turned surface format optimization and shader-cache off
and changed tesselation mode to use application settings, played for a few hours now didn´t get a single crash. Don´t know what of this three options was the problem but don´t wanna try out though xD

[GayFox]

Cuz you're lowing the workload of your GPU ,eventually​ the temperatures goes down .

It's a simple temperature issue .

[hxr_keltz]

GayFox, temperature is definitely not the issue. My card stays at or below 75C always, the problem still occurs. Additionally, if temperatures were the issue, I'd expect to see similar crashes in, say, Overwatch, which I run on Ultra with no hiccups, or when I stress the GPU with Furmark.