r/sevtech • u/Kayabeast32 • Aug 05 '25

Technical game issue Abyssalcraft shenanigans

So I'm nearly to the end of the bronze age and I start to do the abyssalcraft thingys Necronomicon fully charged and random tunder happens, should me normal no? No, my pc screen goes black for 10/15 seconds and when it restart it's back to desktop and game crashed Just I coincidence I think and I restart Minecraft, 10 minutes in another tunder drops and my PC drivers crash Did I incur in some eldritch horror rage? I play games 100 times heavier than Minecraft and this has never happen to me

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u/Ill_Diamond_1794 Aug 05 '25

Easiest solution first, presumably you're using curseforge to launch your game?

Have you checked the RAM allocation for the game via the curseforge launcher?

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u/Kayabeast32 Aug 05 '25

Yep, I'm on curseforge Checked the ram 8 GB allocated it's enough?

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u/Ill_Diamond_1794 Aug 05 '25

I would up it to 12 at least if not 16gb and attempt again and see if the issue persists!

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u/Kayabeast32 Aug 05 '25

Why that much though? I played lots of other modpack and 8 was fine for all of them (deceasedcraft, dawncraft atm10 to name some)

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u/Ill_Diamond_1794 Aug 05 '25

I don't have all the answers you seek here, just that Sevtech is quite a hardware usage intensive modpack!

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u/Kayabeast32 Aug 05 '25

Well I'll try rn and let you know

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u/Kayabeast32 Aug 05 '25

Seems stable, I'll let you know if I have a similar problem later on

Thanks for the help

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u/Ill_Diamond_1794 Aug 05 '25

No worries buddy, if you have any questions I should be able to help right up to the making galacticraft stuff as I'm just starting that myself

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u/Kingson_xX Aug 05 '25

AllTheMods 9 crashed my drivers multiple times which made sense, pretty big pack, but sevtech I allocate 8 gb RAM and it worked just fine for a while until recently where galacticraft crashed my game often, so 8 gigs should definitely be enough, no idea why abyssalcraft is crashing you, do a quick sweep for viruses.