Hello,
I have MacBook Pro 2018 13" 16GB ram. Majority of my works are on MacOS but I want to game a little.
So I Installed Win10 Bootcamp and Overwatch, I adjusted all of my graphic settings to LOW (Rendering scale 50%, all low, reduce buffering ON).
While I'm playing, my screen went black, the game closed and reported this error "Your rendering device has been lost". I tried many solutions and none of them works (update/downgrade graphic driver, reinstall it, system maintenance, even reinstall bootcamp).
I do not know what to do. I was told that maybe it is because throttling issues on bootcamp But I saw many people run Overwatch with this machine and it fine!
Can anyone help me with this issue ?
Thanks
EDIT : I cranked up my fans to 6000 RPM in MacOS and restart into bootcamp before playing.
Before crashing, I was able to play with LOW settings, 50% rendering scale, 60FPS (30FPD with 100% but I prefer 60FPS). The crash happened randomly, sometime I was be able to play 3-4 quick game and sometime not even 3 minutes.
I have MacBook Pro 2018 13" 16GB ram. Majority of my works are on MacOS but I want to game a little.
So I Installed Win10 Bootcamp and Overwatch, I adjusted all of my graphic settings to LOW (Rendering scale 50%, all low, reduce buffering ON).
While I'm playing, my screen went black, the game closed and reported this error "Your rendering device has been lost". I tried many solutions and none of them works (update/downgrade graphic driver, reinstall it, system maintenance, even reinstall bootcamp).
I do not know what to do. I was told that maybe it is because throttling issues on bootcamp But I saw many people run Overwatch with this machine and it fine!
Can anyone help me with this issue ?
Thanks
EDIT : I cranked up my fans to 6000 RPM in MacOS and restart into bootcamp before playing.
Before crashing, I was able to play with LOW settings, 50% rendering scale, 60FPS (30FPD with 100% but I prefer 60FPS). The crash happened randomly, sometime I was be able to play 3-4 quick game and sometime not even 3 minutes.
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