UE5 GPU Crashed or D3D Device Removed Fix

so in this video i'm going to show you all some tips and tricks that can help you maybe open up some maps in unreal engine 5. ever since i've been uploading the matrix demo videos i've been reading y'all's comments and some of you are really struggling with getting that open so i'm hoping for all beginners out there this video will help you out now the first method that i'm going to show you is actually going to require you to update your registry settings in windows device so please do back up your windows if you're not familiar with registry edit just be very careful so to go to register edit all you have to do is type ridge edit here and then press yes so where you want to go to is computer local machine system current control set control graphics drivers and basically just go down this hierarchy right here and it's going to bring you to this folder now what you're looking for if you don't have it already are the tdr ddi delay and a tdr delay but if you don't have these here all you have to do is right click new and then d word 32 bit and just name it whatever and then since i already have it here i'm going to double click this to edit i'm going to switch this to decimal and i will change this to 60 and i will press ok and again for the tdr delay i'll double click it decimal and i'll change this to 60. right and let me go ahead and delete this and after that's done go ahead and close this restart your computer and hopefully that will give your computer time to recover or to resolve before it just gives you the blue screen of death now obviously unreal engine 5 i think is still pretty hard wear heavy believe it or not even though lumen is a software base i would say at least a 1080 ti in a 10 series a 2070 in a 2 series and then obviously a 360 and up should be good to go now the second method i'm going to show you is something that helped me out tremendously when i first started learning unreal engine last year and that is actually changing your reflection resolution and to do that if you have a project open go ahead and right-click a folder and click on show in explorer and we're going to go to the root of this folder now so i'll click this right here and then go to config i'm going to make this bigger let's go to config right here and then you're going to the default engine now whenever you're editing this notepad after you're saving it go ahead and close unreal engine and open it back up additionally this default engine changes for every single project that you have sometimes this notepad could be really long sometimes could be really short as well the thing that we're looking for here is the reflection capture resolution if you're opening a really big map that has ray tracing on go ahead and check right here because i can guarantee you it's probably set to something ridiculously high like 2048 or something like that even this project that i just got from the marketplace for free in april is set to 10 24. for small maps like this here it should be okay but if you're trying to open really really big maps and you have your your reflection capture resolution set at 10 24 you're probably gonna have an issue opening that map so before you open the map go ahead and check on this and go ahead and start with 128 256 512 1024 or 2048 depending on your hardware once you're done with that go ahead and save it and then exit out and then open your project backup so the next thing i'm going to show you is actually somebody asked in one of my videos as far as where can i change the engine scalability setting because sometimes you don't see it right here now if you don't like the ui if they're unreal engine 5 you can default to the ue4 by just going to window load layout and you can go to the ue4 classic layout but if that scalability is not right here if you go to the right side there is a cogwheel name settings click on that go to engine scalability and now you can change the scalability settings here again depending on your hardware you're just gonna have to play around and depending on your scene on what setting you're gonna be able to choose here just keep in mind some settings in real engine 5 does not work in the low medium options as far as i know lumen only works with high epic and cinematic so if something is not working like lumen and you're like why is it not working check your engine scalability settings because most likely you pry in the medium or low quality now the next tip that i'm going to give you is that if you do have a really low hardware go ahead and work in unlit mode as you see right here to change this you just go right here from lit to unlit and this gives you a lot of fps whenever i'm recording motion data or facial motion capture i always set this to unlit because it gives me a lot more fps so if i switch the fps right here you're gonna see that i'm going like 120 forever it's pretty awesome it's a lot of fps additionally another thing that can help you in this ui is downloading the lss as of right now 12 april it is not out for the official release of ue5 but i am going to be making a video whenever that comes out and the last thing i'm going to show is how to change your control panel to actually use your full graphics card's power to do that if you have an nvidia card you just have to go to the nvidia setting right click and then click on control panel if you're a gamer you're probably familiar with this setting here now unfortunately you will have to change this every time you update your drivers so if you go to manage 3d settings right here and scroll down you're going to see this thing that says power management mode now i usually set this to maximum performance whenever i'm gaming and when i'm in real engine 5 or nvidia omniverse because a when i'm gaming this gives me i think 20 frames per second because it is using the majority and maximum of my gpu now at the same token you're probably going to be using your gpu a lot more and a lot harder for this setting turned on to maximum performance so just to keep that in mind well folks that is all i have for you all today i really hope i helped y'all out and y'all learned something new today uh if you guys have any questions let me know like always and i'll catch y'all later you

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Id: Vejhv9QmNGM

Length: 6min 21sec (381 seconds)

Published: Wed Apr 13 2022