So what? You already said it three times there's a version mismatch, I am not blind, I just ignored it :lol: Audio driver was the cause of your crash/hang, not typo in the number.
Also, I was expecting crash you mentioned, and it's not there. :lol: Why you pasted only a snippet instead of entire log ...

h.q.droid wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2026 11:25 am

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   0.000 Initializing Steam API. (...)

This snippet from the log does not contain any error.
Glad you sorted it anyway!

Add logs. Read viewtopic.php?t=3638

h.q.droid wrote: Thu Sep 03, 2026 5:43 am EDIT: Also, the bin/arm64 directory is entirely missing from the steamless version downloaded from factorio.com.

Does it launch though?

I would need a second job to finance new RAM but its ok for me if you leave it as is.
If you see a high number of crashes then you can investigate.

:)


They won't be investigating something which runs on every tick, on every gamer machine, and only fail on yours. There is nothing else to ...

viewtopic.php?t=3638

Please include factorio log file at least.

Czesc! (no polish characters for me either :) but that's my keyboard locale choice, not a bug.)

https://forums.factorio.com/viewtopic.php?t=3638
To make your report more helpful, please include your Factorio log. It contains information about your operating system, which is important for reports ...

Oh, sorry, I missed that part that you are running X11, just like me. So, more similarities. You even have the same amount of RAM as me (64 GB) :)

Anyway, if you flash any USB stick with Mint, boot computer from it, launch the game there, that could help resolving this. Mint should have Radeon ...

I also use Linux, XFCE, Ryzen, Radeon, just like you. The only difference being different distro - I'm on Devuan and Xlibre display server, and you are probably on Wayland?
I cannot reproduce this.
Launch your PC from USB stick with Mint or something and check there. If extra click cannot be ...

I’ve only got a limited knowledge of computers, and the problems are different, even though in this case their cause seems to be the same.

1. You have been told before by people more versed in computers, that your hardware is faulty, that was their diagnosis for your crashes. Why you have not ...

Wow, what a history of posts about crashes.
Yeah, OP keeps using failed hardware and expect different results

Hi, thanks for sharing. Under your link I see videos only. Do you have blog or something where I can read about your experiment?

Not this bs again please.

Totally agree. Your modification looks really nice!

The current planet sizes feel quite small; they would look much more magnificent if they were scaled up to the size you used. I also think the rotation should be significantly slower.

I’m fully in favour of moving forward with the changes and ...

armoredbull wrote: Wed Aug 19, 2026 8:02 pm I should clarify that this is a repeating crash that happens seemingly at random.

Prime95 and memtest86 results?

xfret wrote: Sun Aug 16, 2026 10:35 pm https://i.imgur.com/sJAZIFp.png

Ingur is not viewable in some countries, including the UK. Please attach the image normally to your post, no need to upload to external sites.

Exactly. Every computer is able to work 24/7 without any crash, and it should. That's how I run my PC from signature. It's on 24/7, and it never crashes.
If your computer can't do that, it's broken and needs troubleshooting.

You are running Kingston memory sticks at 2400 instead of 2666 MT/s. Any reason for that? Is it failing at nominal speed, or just your omission after some BIOS update?
Do they pass memtest86 at 2666 MT/s?

If you would post a log from the frozen startup attempt, someone might be able to help diagnose the problem.

But switching to linux is probably a good idea regardless.


Agreed. Nothing else to add. Instead of painfully sustaining unsupported Windows 11 install on incompatible CPU, OP should ...

My system is running Arch Linux with KDE Plasma 6.7 Wayland.

I have a AMD Ryzen 7 5800x cpu and a NVIDIA Geforce RTX 3080.


You are using rolling release distro with frequent updates which can introduce regressions and bugs from time to time. Looks like you just hit one. Report it to Arch ...

Your link above didn't work for me, so I decoded the URL and extracted the image.