Hi, whenever I try to start redm I receive an error message saying igvk64.dll+54D481. I have no idea whats causing this as the first time I installed redm it opened normally but once I tried to restart It began crashing
I have tried reinstalling and opening rockstar game launcher and steam as well as unplugging my second monitor
I have also tried changing my graphics api from vulcan to dx12 and disable vsync
RDR2 version? Up to date?
Yes Legit or Pirate copy?
Legit Steam/Epic Games/Social Club?
Steam Windows version?
windows 11 Did you try to delete caches.xml and try again?
NO i cant find that file Error screenshot (if any)
Yes System specifications
RTX 3070 intel core i7 What did you do to get this issue?
Tried to start redm What server did you get this issue on? Latest CitizenFX_log file .dmp files/report IDs
If an issue with starting: RDR2 folder screenshot RDR2/x64/dlcpacks screenshot Filepath to RedM folder RedM client folder screenshot Did you try to disable/uninstall your Anti-virus? Did you start Rockstar Games Launcher not as admin?
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Hi everyone, Just to signal you I manage to troubleshoot the problem on my computer and on a firend of mines as well.
We’re both on laptops and the problem seems to come from a conflict between Intel and Nvidia GPU’s. For some reason REdM was still launching on The Intel GPU even though we forced it on the NVidia via the control panel.
So our solution (already suggested here in another post, but can’t find it anymore), is to disable your low level GPU (the Intel one in our case) in your Device manager.
Important note, be sure you have another GPU currently functionning before doing so
Then launch RedM. Once RedM is open, you can re-enable your lowest level GPU.
Close RedM, and reopen it, for it to be on the scale of your game.
Enjoy.
The crash has not reappeared since, at least for us.
For whatever reason, DX12 conflicts with the Nvidia driver for this GPU, forcing it to load (or try to load) RedM with the integrated GPU and not the dedicated GPU. Even using the Windows Graphic settings and/or Nvidia control panel to force it otherwise is ineffective. You’ll have to run the game on Vulcan. If you disable your integrated GPU (via Device Manager) you should be able to atleast nurse your way into the game to change your settings to Vulcan, and then reload with both GPUs enabled.