Just wanted to follow up. I didn’t change anything and was able to play the game with zero issues for many hours last night. So I think the loading screen that hung was just a blip.
For anyone searching for a solution who is also running using a 1050 TI in a notebook.
I rolled back to 551.23 - which is the 24th Jan 2024 “game ready” driver. (Wanted to include a link but don’t have permissions to).
Also, as mentioned above - having Windows GPU Scheduling set to off removed stutter/lag issues for my setup.
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Well, that setting seems to be different on different setups. I have it enabled, but don’t have an issue. But I use it since I also run HDR with the game.
555.85 was causing Diablo 4 to flicker like crazy when it wasn’t focused. Downgrading back down to 552.44 completely fixed the issue that wasn’t there until I upgraded to 555.85.
Every time I update the drivers, I perform a “Clean Install”. I’m using a 4070.
I believe some have also fixed the flickering problem by changing the nVidia setting for Ambient Occlusion. Mine is set to Off, which should be where its set. If its enabled it may cause flickering.
Its possible the updated driver had been enabling it. However this feature is not compatible with DX12 games so should be disabled by default.
