Wildgate Crashing Fixes
Written by Andrew Hammel | Wildgate
If Wildgate keeps crashing on your PC, start by capping your FPS, verifying your files, and checking your CPU and GPU drivers. There are known issues with certain Intel processors and Unreal Engine, so not every fix works for every system.
Cap Your FPS in Settings
Set your in-game frame rate cap to 60. The default is uncapped, which can spike CPU and GPU load. Several players reported this alone stopped their crashes.
Update or Roll Back GPU Drivers
Crashes tied to "GPU Crash Dump Triggered" often relate to recent NVIDIA drivers. Try clean-installing a different version if the newest one fails. Avoid enabling overlays from NVIDIA or Steam.
Watch for CPU Instability
If you're using a 13th or 14th gen Intel CPU, Wildgate may crash due to known hardware-level instability in Unreal Engine games. Dreamhaven linked to troubleshooting steps but noted this isn’t a game bug. There is no full fix yet, but following Intel’s recommended BIOS settings may help.
Check System Temps and Usage
Wildgate is CPU-heavy. Use monitoring tools like MSI Afterburner to watch for overheating or resource spikes. Some users recommend using RivaTuner to limit FPS outside of the game.
Verify Game Files
Use Steam’s built-in file check. Corrupted installs from older betas or early playtests can cause random crash loops.
Reinstall the Game if Needed
If you still crash within minutes or when loading into matches, try a full reinstall. Remove old test builds and leftover config folders before launching again.
Final Blurb
Wildgate crashes happen for many reasons, from FPS spikes to Intel hardware quirks. Try the frame cap first, then adjust your drivers and system settings one step at a time.
FAQ
Why does Wildgate keep crashing on PC?
Crashes may be caused by uncapped FPS, unstable drivers, or issues with 13th and 14th gen Intel CPUs.
How do I fix GPU Crash Dump errors?
Cap your FPS to 60, update or roll back GPU drivers, and disable overlays.
Does Wildgate have issues with Intel CPUs?
Yes, systems using 13xxx and 14xxx series CPUs can crash due to Unreal Engine instability. It’s a hardware-level issue.
Will reinstalling fix crashing?
It may help, especially if you played previous tests or have corrupted files. Always verify after reinstalling.
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