I have a game - "Red Orchestra 2". A multiplayer shooter. It crashes from time to time. (Only this game is like that, - other games never crash.) Play on an Acer Aspire V3 - 772g laptop (GTX 760 M). The game is from around 2011 - all system requirements are met. Also have the latest graphics card drivers drauf.Trotzdem there are in this game - and really only in this one game now and then crashes with me. Now to my question: is this detrimental to my notebook that the game sometimes crashes? - Can that harm any data or anything?
Did you overclock your graphics card? For me, the graphics card driver crashed at RO2
No, that is not harmful. At least not for the notebook. Already possible that the savefile of the game breaks if this happens during the saving or something.
But savefiles should not be a problem if you only play the multiplayer mode.
Franky,
that is not harmful.
Somebody programmed the game badly.
Normally, I would always say driver problem.
But if it's just the game, it's the game.
Call the hotline.
They will already know the problem.
