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7/27/2024 11:08:17 AM
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Broccoli-Error
Dear Bungie,
I am still getting this "Broccoli-Error" wich tells me that there is a Problem with detecting my GPU.
I tried everything you told me to solve this problem.
I updated my GPU-Drivers, checked the game data, reinstalled the game, reinstalled windows, changed my game settings. Nothing solved this issue.
Furthermore i let my Computer check by a professional and there is no issue with my SetUp at all.
The GPU works perfectly fine as well as the rest of my System.
Every other game works perfectly fine without crashing and any errors.
I appreciate your work and love playing Destiny but its not playable anymore. Im getting kicked out of every second osiris or competitive match and my teammates are getting mad.
So, what can I do more than following your advise and checking my whole SetUp?
In my eyes its no problem cause by my System.
Im looking forward hearing from you.
Thanks in advance
@BNGHelp5
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Hey! Copying this from another post I've commented on as it has fixed my same issue with the broccoli error and may help you aswell. Unfortunately its an Issue with the game that Bungie for whatever reason don't want to look into and just give you the copy paste response here on the post. I Have 7900xtx Nitro which from Factory is clocked higher than standard, seems destiny doesn't like something with it running as high as it can. If you're running fine with every other game try setting a custom profile in Adrenaline for destiny specifically to run with. I have mine set to 2650mhz and 1120mV. IF you have an AMD GPU try doing the following with your software and see if it helps. Open Adrenaline --> Gaming --> Destiny2 --> Tune game performance --> GPU Tuning --> Advanced Control and then Change the Max Frequency to 2650mhz and Max Voltage to 1120mV Hopefully fixes your issue for you. If you have a NVIDIA GPU i assume it would also be the same although located within the Nvidia Control panel software.
