The Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Demo is now available to play, but some PC players are encountering a fatal D3D error that crashes the game shortly after launch. Fortunately, it is not difficult to fix this error as it appears that it is caused by the game consuming a large amount of VRAM. While it is possible to adjust your settings to reduce the VRAM usage, the easiest and least impactful solution is to disable ray tracing in the demo’s graphics settings.
How to fix Resident Evil 4 Demo crashing D3D error
Ray tracing is known to consume excessive amounts of VRAM, leading to crashes soon after launch and even at the main menu. This sort of error isn’t new to those who played the Resident Evil 2 and 3 remakes on PC as well. To fix the D3D error crash in theResident Evil 4 demo, use the following instructions:
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You’ll notice that the difference in VRAM usage between having it set to Normal and High is minimal. After changing the setting and perhaps restarting the game, you should be able to play the Resident Evil 4 demo without experiencing any crashes due to the D3D error.
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