Bethesda’s much-anticipated game, Starfield, took the gaming world by storm upon its release. But its arrival wasn’t without its technical hiccups. PC
Bethesda’s much-anticipated game, Starfield, took the gaming world by storm upon its release. But its arrival wasn’t without its technical hiccups. PC players, in particular, have been plagued with performance and technical issues since its launch. A potential reason behind these issues might have been discovered, offering a glimmer of hope for frustrated gamers.
Gamers from the PCMasterRace subreddit may have found an underlying cause for Starfield’s performance drop. This discovery doesn’t promise a universal fix but addresses a major issue regarding the game’s communication with hardware.The Technical Explanation
Starfield’s core problem lies in its interaction with graphics hardware:
Memory Allocation: Starfield’s allocation of memory doesn’t conform to the standard CPU page size. For GPUs without the required robustness, this results in random game crashes.
