Game Freezing in GR's

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fmode .bat file

[Main Thread] Windows 19041 - Freezing for 5-10 seconds

I’m seeing FMOD errors in my D3Debug.txt. I disabled my onboard sound card. Currently using a USB DAC in my Vanatoo T0 speakers. |2020.07.04 16:40:42.630513600|Disposing UI for World| |---|---| |2020.07.04 16:40:42.639467900|Disabling loading screen for 1, 4| |2020.07.04 16:40:42.646602500|Disabling loading screen for 2, 4| |2020.07.04 16:40:42.647247900|Disabling loading screen for 4, 0| |2020.07.04 16:40:58.757027000|FMOD Error sound not ready in 200ms| |2020.07.04 16:41:01.918029500|FMOD Err…

fmode powershell script

[Main Thread] Windows 19041 - Freezing for 5-10 seconds

So here are my steps for the fmodex64.dll replacement (all on your own machine, with your own scripts): Disabled automatic updates to D3 in bnet settings, download section. Copied “C:\Program Files (x86)\Diablo III\x64\fmodex64.dll” to a different (user chosen) location. This location will store the old backup of fmodex64.dll and a copy from our other game (either Hearthstone or Starcraft2). Copy the file from Hearthstone or Starcraft2 into the same folder. My Starcraft2 .dll was found: “C:\Pr…

Visual Studio dlls

Fmode freezes Solution

Greetings from Germany, FMODE Freezes are initiated by invalid seek Position passed to fmodex. HowTo: Start the launcher and let game actualize itself. Dont leave the game! Switch to Windows Desktop, navigate to Diablo III/x64 path Replace MSVCP140.DLL and vcruntime140.DLL (both are Visual Studio 2015) with the new ones from Visual Studio 2019. Now Start a game session. No more freezes, no more Fmode 200ms error. ! After this game session exit the launcher and look at D3Debug.txt You f…

CPU affinity shortcut

[Main Thread] Windows 19041 - Freezing for 5-10 seconds

Hey All, Like most of you I too have experienced the lag that has at times rendered the game unplayable as well has having more crashes to desktop in the last month than I have over my entire history playing the game. Personally, I like playing with sound so the DLL file swap business wasn’t the right fix for me. What has worked reasonably well so far is to set the affinity to processor 0 and 1. However, that was tedious as I had to take an extra step and it would occasionally revert or I woul…