CreateShaderResourceViewEx: Wrong Parameter

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treos99 wrote:

i assume this thread is about the games failure to properly cache its shaders and graphics which would normally cause the loading of said assets to be near instant in subsequent play sessions?

such as loading in town with player characters partially loaded and only being able to see gem slots in your inventory before the game slowly loads the assets (and as a rsult causes numerous lag spikes).

if so, add me to the list of those with this problem.

I'm afraid that it's probably not the thread for you, the thread starter's issue and the prevalent problem described in it is one where the game doesn't start at all as it cannot bind unsupported texture formats to shaders at all during loading of an early bundle.

That particular problem is unfortunately one of the user's hardware/drivers after the change in texture formats in the tech patch - as BC7 unconditionally requires 11.0-class GPUs.

On your problem of slow loads, heaven knows and I'm not going to speculate :D

Bump

I have an NVIDIA GeForce GTS 240 that was always able to play. May was the patch I couldn't play anymore. Do I have to buy a new graphics card?

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Falkenmond1 wrote:

I have an NVIDIA GeForce GTS 240 that was always able to play. May was the patch I couldn't play anymore. Do I have to buy a new graphics card?

Throw the stoneage device to the bin.

GGG list min requirement in Steam/Epic is Nvidia 650

CreateShaderResourceViewEx: The parameter is incorrect
have DX 12
10 is broken?

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zipi2k wrote:

CreateShaderResourceViewEx: The parameter is incorrect
have DX 12
10 is broken?

Make sure your hardware is not in stone age.....

fix when?

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daaarkside wrote:

fix when?

You can "fix" it yourself by buying new hardware.

If your hardware is newer than Nvidia 650, post dxdiag

Must be nice to have enough spare $$$ to fix a game by replacing your hardware.
Maybe another year, one that hasn't been screwed so badly.

RIP Path of Exile. ;-(

If you are using laptop, try switching your default intel gpu to nvidia.
https://prnt.sc/vf60uy