Usually it's a sign that something went wrong and the drivers got stuck on it. Have you ever seen your desktop go black for a moment, then flicker, and come back after the Windows toolbar and icons seemed to have refreshed? That's what happens when TDR kicks in - it releases hung-up video drivers and reloads them. TDR is a feature in Windows that detects response problems from a graphics card, and recovers to a functional desktop by resetting the card. Typically the condition that triggers this is 'Timeout Detection & Recovery' (TDR). That's what it refers to here, as in 'Crash Dump (was) Triggered'. Автор сообщения: DeMo'ErrorMessage': 'Aftermath GPU Crash dump Triggered'Īftermath (nVidia Nsight Aftermath) is nVidia's crash dump recorder - a piece of software that records additional details when a crash happens. Most of them are 'Aftermath GPU Crash dump Triggered' errors 'RuntimeHash': 'TVNz/5tpkKaVQKpiLaQHqw=',Ģ, 'ErrorMessage': 'LowLevelFatalError ģ, 'ErrorMessage': 'LowLevelFatalError

'PlatformModel': 'NVIDIA_GeForce_GTX_980', 'ErrorMessage': 'Aftermath GPU Crash dump Triggered', I'm not familiar with computer knowledge, I can only show you my wrongġ ,'SessionId': '062B78EA4FC71FD5A129C4B178E74C66', Thanks for the way I can see what went wrong Without bothering you too much with technical details or lengthy quotes of development gobbledygook (fun fact: all programmers speak fluent Gobbledygook, did you know?), I'll list just a few possibilities that match the symptoms. Having filtered out a number of not quite related 'out of memory' posts, I found several others that may be closely tied to the problem I am experiencing. As such, they should (note I say 'should') be subject to ingame video preferences such as raytracing, detail level, AA etc.

That's because each of these scenes is being rendered on-the-fly in UE, they're not pre-rendered videos. Others may encounter it at different moments. This error happens at specific times in my case it's when loading a specific cutscene animation - the flying coach attacked by a dragon, right after the studio's credits.

They're running into the 'Ran out of memory allocating x bytes with alignment code 0' error, and it causes a number of critical problems, And quite easily I could find a number of developer posts that describe this very same problem. Learning more about the errorBecause Hogwarts Legacy runs on Unreal Engine (UE), I focused my search on UE resources, specifically UE Reddit and UE Developers Forum on EPIC.

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