WoW Crash following release of 11.2

There has undeniably been a change to how the game interacts with the hardware after the patch was released. A lot of weird problems have risen up. So it can be that the game isn’t “optimized” enough so to speak, and drives up the demand in a way that other games you play don’t do, which hits that damaged part past its tolerance and causes the instability with the app.

Anyway, once there’s that kind of damage, then it’ll only continue to deteriorate.

Oh right, and you should also make sure to have the thermals checked after replacing it, if you’re going to keep the same AIO cooler, presuming you’re using an AIO cooler.
These extreme heat generation issues can damage the fluids inside the water loop in AIO coolers, which has happened to some people from all these problems with raptor lake CPUs ever since the vmin shift scandal started. It even happened to me, so I can speak from personal experience :expressionless:.

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It’s all good, I’ve purchased the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D today and the motherboard. I can put this behind me soon and enjoy living off tinned soups for awhile.

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Tomato…? :tomato:

Hell yeah m8 you can’t go wrong with Heinze :+1:

I had this same problem, RTX 4090, PC getting really hot, fans going crazy and constant HEAP_CORRUPTION crashes in WoW. Tried everything, lowering gfx settings, deleting addons, repairing woW and Windows, nothing helped. Diablo 4 ran without crashes but still had the fans going nuts. I switched from the NVidia Game Ready Driver to the Studio Driver in the NVidia app. Now, on maxed out gfx settings, no crashes in WoW, fans hardly come on, everything is nice and cool. Same for Diablo, all running smoothly. Seems like NVidia bust something in the last but one Game Ready release, and for once it may not be Blizzards fault at all. Anyway, hope that helps the rest of you.