Just out of the AMD factories, the Ryzen 3000 CPUs are tearing the hair out of many Destiny 2 players, who find that their favorite game just does not get started after installing their new processor.
First an epiphenomenon, the problem seems to have spread like wildfire, and now requires Bungie to react.
Bungie investigates the causes of the problem
A lot of Destiny 2 players find that the game just does not run since the installation of a Ryzen 3000 series processor. And this despite the presence (and consumption of resources) of the game in the Windows process manager.
On Reddit and the developer's official forums, some players have even tried reformatting their computer without any further success. In addition, the new X570 chipset does not seem to be questioned; the concern emanating from X470 configurations as well.
Given the extent of the grumbling, Bungie acknowledged the problems caused by AMD's new CPUs and said, lapidary, " Thank you for your report. We will begin further investigation of this problem. "
To date, only Destiny 2 seems to be a problem for owners of Ryzen 3000.
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