Guild Wars 2

I have tried repairing, deleting the local.dat and reinstalling the whole game.
Enclosed is my dxdiag file

MasterofWhispers.9361:

I have tried repairing, deleting the local.dat and reinstalling the whole game.
Enclosed is my dxdiag file

This might be a problem with your hard drive or RAM. When I had a bad RAM stick, the game would constantly ask me to verify the game’s data file, etc, etc.

Checking the hard drive is easier, so we’ll perform a disk check first and then move onto checking the RAM. Open ‘My Computer’ and right click on the hard drive that contains Guild Wars 2. Click ‘Properties’ and a new window pops up. Go to the ‘Tools’ tab and click the ‘Check now…’ button. Then, just follow the guide from there to complete the disk check.

To check your RAM, grab a flash drive and download memtest86 which can be found here:
http://www.memtest.org/
The download link is like halfway down the page. It’s best to check each individual RAM stick separately, so you’ll have to remove extra sticks until you have just the single one. Run the test, hopefully it fails so you know what needs to be replaced.

If all the RAM sticks pass, might want to use each one for a while individually so that you can really stress each stick. Playing Guild Wars 2 might suck for a while since 1 stick might not be enough for your normal play session, but this will really stress the RAM since you’ll likely be using the entire stick. After about an hour of playing on each stick should be enough to say that it is a good stick.

MasterofWhispers.9361:

Nope, ram and disks ok.

The next thing I would suggest is sending a support ticket to ArenaNet, I’m not really sure what to say about what could be causing the problem.

If your system is overclocked at all, I would set it to stock clocks and see how everything fares out then.