I was constantly getting the Fenris error and crashing this is the only thing that seems to have fixed it
In game under graphics, find resolution scaling and change the option to none, seems to have fixed my constant crashes
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I got back from vacation today to find it crashing with that error every 30 seconds. Noticed a windows update was pending. After reboot I’ve been fine so far (knocks on wood). Hopefully I’m good now, but will give the resolution scaling a shot next. thanks.
Same thing, game would crash every hour, but then it started crashing every minute, would crash just rebooting the game, updated everything and it didn’t help, haven’t had any problems in a week after changing the resolution scaling
Try modifying the NVIDIA Control Panel - Manage 3D Settings - Global Settings - Shader Cache Size from “Driver Default” to “Unlimited.”
See my original post 02 Sep 2024 
Good Luck.
Update - I was crashing again until I did an RMA after running tests for a possible bad CPU.
I used Cinebench and OCCT and my system kept crashing. I turns out my new computer’s Intel i9-14900KF was bad and now I am not crashing at all with Raytracing Ulta settings. Freaking Intel… blows
Just make sure you updated your BIOS and set it for the intel defaults for your CPU. Otherwise you could damage it again.
Intel is to blame for some bad microcoding that incorrectly requested power from the board, but the board makers are equally bad as they have been pushing the limits of what they could feed the CPUs… This has been building for years, it was bound to happen eventually.
Anyone with a 13th or 14th gen Intel CPU are potentially at risk with this issue.
I have fenris error just for launching the game. :S help!
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