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RDR2 Online? Up to date Legit copy? Steam Windows version Did you try to delete caches.xml and try again? YES Error screenshot (if any) System specifications
W11, RTX 2070 S, 32 GB RAM, SSD.
What did you do to get this issue? Nothing specific, it’s seems to be random. What server did you get this issue on? RedWest RP
Attaching dump files after crash.
Also add what you already tried so far.
Always clean boot
Changing graphics to DirectX.
Clearing caches.
Pausing ESET.
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Mate, thank you sooooooooo much!
I just got my new 3080Ti Vision OC and RedM kept crashing. I was reading online that RDR2 does not like OverClocked cards and I already started to regret buying this card as I am mostly interested in developing on CFX. But deleting the rdr3_settings files fixed the state error crash for me. I can login to the server again
Edit: Hmmm couple minutes in the server and it starts happening again. At least got into the server, it crashed when i tried to get into the graphic settings. Wonder what is causing it.
Edit: Okey I have solved the problem by setting my display resolution to the desired resolution I wanted, then logged in to the server and made it borderless on the resolution 1600x900. Then I simply set the display resolution back to 2560x1080 and the game does not crash anymore.
Also it seems that RDR2 has huge problems with overclocked cards, even those that come pre-OC from the manufacturing as the clock speed and voltages keep changing wildly. You can fix this by using MSI Afterburner and under-volting your card. This will stabilize the clock speed and it prevents the game from crashing also.
Edit: I also found out that having Oculus Rift sensors connected to the PC will constantly try to enable them, then disable them making the game buggy. Maybe a good thing to know if you might have them also hooked up constantly.
