Relaunch the game and check the crash is resolved or not. In the Display Mode, change the setting to the Full Screen. One time it crashed when a cutscene came up, another time in the middle of a fight. Fix 4: Run the game in Full Screen and low settings Your computer overload may be one of the reasons for the Witcher 3 crash. Im playing it on highest graphics but as it runs smoothly I guess the graphics arent the issue. The game crashes every few minutes (around 5 minutes) without a warning. Witcher 3 Random Crashing to Desktop Hello fellow witchers, just wanna let everyone know that I'm aware this might be a repeat question already and have researched for weeks on the internet on how to solve it but the forums that discuss this usually end up with a dead-end and/or are dated roughly 1-2 years ago. Also, you shouldnt need that for witcher 3, a stock 6700k can run it and even oc you won't get more FPS. I just got Witcher 3 and was so excited to play it, but I cant enjoy it. I say keep it 4.7 or 4.6 ghz try to get 100% stable OC. I could get to 4.7 ghz 1.4 vcore but it would crash in occt. I had to crank up to 1.34 vcore to get 100% stable in anything ive tested and all the games I played. It can run 4.5 at like 1.31 vcore and still pass cinebench and aida64 but will crash in OCCT or in BF1. and then your unstable oc will produce crash you will be wondering why you crashing You can keep it like that but one day you will play another game that uses other instructions or etc. You can easily pass a cinebench with an unstable OC. I have a GTX770 (oc version), I just downclocked it by 50mhz and so far Im not crashing (this solution worked for me in the past also for The Witcher 3). Most of the time people think they ahve a stable OC just because they can run cinebench. Thanks for advice (ik it's not completely stable but I want to know if I'm hurting it) Should I just run that and be done with it? Is it okay if I run a 'quite stable' CPU OC ghz just for the sake of it, and because witcher really loves them clocks.?Ĥ.7ghz OC runs no problem at 1.32v, even in Prime95. And it never crashed in games (mainly witcher 3)īut even my 240mm AIO with 4 fans can't keep it cool under voltages above 1.4v and quite frankly, I don't really want to run them that high. However, not even 1.38v is enough for Prime95, it crashes instantly. Runs stable at 1.35v in Aida64, tested it for hours.

Witcher 3 1.32 keeps crashing