el_guanaquito

I got the new RAM yesterday, installed it and immediately fired up KSP. I've had no problems at all. Looks like faulty RAM was the issue. Thanks again for your help!

Thanks for all your help! I have ordered some RAM, though I won't be able to take advantage of RMA because my current RAM is out of warranty. Hopefully this will remedy all my woes!

Okie doke, I ran MemTest86 with spectacularly poor results. I have added a photo of how my screen looked when the test froze to my Google Drive folder. The test froze so hard, I couldn't even restart the computer by pressing the reset button on the computer tower itself. I had to do a hard shutdown. The long and short of it is the test detected nearly 4,000 errors. Are these RAM errors or CPU errors? I assume RAM, but because the error lines mention CPU, it makes me wonder if its talking about the CPU Cache memory. Of course, I hope it's RAM since that's a much easier component to swap out. I await your advice . . .

Processor: 11th Gen Core i7-11700K @ 3.60GHz RAM: 32.0 GB Display adapter: Nvidia GeForce RTX 2060 OS: Windows 11 Home

Greetings. I made a fresh install of KSP1 today (and freshly installed Kerbal Engineer and Docking Port Alignment Indicator -- both the most recent releases). I was able to play for quite a while after the initial install, but have had increasingly more frequent crashes. At this point, I can only play for a couple of minutes before it crashes. In the process of crashing, it shows a graphic with a Kerbal beside a red exclamation point and it says "Unity" something or other. I was sooo close to completing my mission, I just wanted to push through despite the crashes. The last time I started the game, however, it crashed on the start screen and ended up crashing my whole computer (which automatically rebooted). Here's the link to my Google Drive with a couple of log files: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1RQPmZn2tdvLVZu9B9Ok3cOWa6_LlP6Uy?usp=drive_link Any help would be much appreciated!