Trainz keeps crashing when reaching 56 mph speed

[Gladiator22_Real]

I decided to play Trainz 2019 downloaded some content and when i play it crashes at 55 - 57 mph I dont know how to fix this pc is updated to its latest version and it still crashes i need
solutions.


Specs:
Procesor: AMD Ryzen 5 5500u with radeon graphics
Ram: 40 GB
Graphics Card: 2GB Amd Radeon

 

[fourteen]

does ever locomotive do it? or just one and try a different route to see if it does the same

 

[pware]

This could be an old issue going back a fair few years now. The problem back then, the crash at the 56mph speed was the clue, was caused by the audio/sound card drivers not being up to date.

Check for audio/sound updates.

 

[JCitron]

This could be an old issue going back a fair few years now. The problem back then, the crash at the 56mph speed was the clue, was caused by the audio/sound card drivers not being up to date.

Check for audio/sound updates.

This is the issue. Hopefully his soundcard has updated drivers to solve that. The issue was resolved in TRS22 and family.

 

[Gladiator22_Real]

i really hope is just that

 

[Gladiator22_Real]

This could be an old issue going back a fair few years now. The problem back then, the crash at the 56mph speed was the clue, was caused by the audio/sound card drivers not being up to date.

Check for audio/sound updates.

Im using Realtek I dont know what version but I'll updating it

 

[Gladiator22_Real]

does ever locomotive do it? or just one and try a different route to see if it does the same

every locomotive i tested so far

 

[pware]

Check the following threads on this issue.

https://forums.auran.com/threads/program-shuts-down-when-train-reaches-a-speed-of-56-mph.179374/

https://forums.auran.com/threads/t19-crashing-to-the-desktop-when-train-goes-over-56-mph.158224/

 

[JCitron]

Im using Realtek I dont know what version but I'll updating it

It's motherboard specific. Realtek makes drivers for their chips, however, the chipset is customized by the motherboard manufacturer. If you have an ASUS motherboard, for instance, you need to go to that manufacturer's website and download the updated driver, if it's available for your motherboard.

If there are no drivers, you can disable the internal sound and replace the internal sound with a discrete soundcard such as something by SoundBlaster. If this is a laptop, you can do this by using an external, USB "soundcard" instead of the internal sound.

 

[Gladiator22_Real]

OK I FXIED IT I updated real tek to 2024 version i apperantly had 2017 version on which might have caused the crashes i can know go past 55- 57 mph without crashing thank you all for the help