In order to ensure quality gaming, players must follow the system requirements set by the developer. Just when Platinum Games launched NieR: Automata for PC, players with AMD video card encountered several issues like sudden crashing of the screen.
PC Requirements For NieR: Automata
Before buying the game's Day One Edition on Steam that will cost them $59.99, they must double check if their desktops' system will allow them to play NieR: Automata. For the minimum requirements, their OS must be 64-bit Windows 7 or Windows 8.1 or Windows 10.
For their CPUs they must be Intel Core i3 2100 or higher and for AMD it has to be A8-6500 or higher. The memory should be 4GB or higher. The hard disc should have additional space of 50GB. While the graphics card can be NVIDIA GeForce GTX 770 VRAM 2GB or higher and AMD Radeon R9 270X VRAM 2GB or higher.
The sound card can be DirectX 11 and broadband is the minimum requirement for communication environment. NieR: Automata can run on 1280x720 and DirectX must be DirectX 11. The mouse, keyboard and mousepad should be XInput-only.
According to VG247, the recommended requirements for NieR: Automata should be 64-bit for both Windows 8 and Windows 10. The CPUs must be Intel Core i5-4670 and AMD A10-7850K. Memory should be 8GB and the hard disc should have a free space of 50GB or higher.
Graphics card can be NVIDIA GeForce GTX980 VRAM 4GB or AMD Radeon R9 380X VRAM 4GB. The sound card, communication environment, DirectX and hardware devices are the same with the minimum requirements.
How To Fix White Screens And Sudden Freezing Of NieR: Automata In PC?
The players using AMD video cards are not happy with NieR: Automata. Whenever they play the game, their screens suddenly turn into white. Apparently, there is a fix for this. All they have to do is to uninstall their video cards by using AMD Clean Uninstall Utility.
After uninstalling their cards, they have to download AMD version 16.11.5, according to Segment Next. However, even if the rollback might solve the white screens, it will still not solve the other bugs experienced by other players like for those who use GTX 780 Ti, and have reported freezing of the game.
Nevertheless, there is a solution for that. As per Windows Report, the first step is to go to their driver settings page in order to change their Anti-Aliasing configuration mode to override the game. Next, they must switch off the Anisotropic filtering.
They need to set the power management mode to maximum performance before setting the V-sync on adaptable. After following the steps, the players should be able to play NieR: Automata without any hassle and any disturbances.