GSX is surely not the cause of your crashes. In fact, your log shows your simulator crashed for other reasons, and GSX detected the event and cleanly stopped.
GSX, running externally to the sim inside its own .EXE, by definition cannot cause a crash, because .EXE don't have any access to the simulator memory and process ( they are not low drivers or debuggers ).
It might be theoretically possible, but nobody really reported this before, that GSX replacement models for ground vehicles and/or jetways, if you are already very close to memory exhaustion ( especially VRAM ) because your settings are too high, especially in DX12, might cause a crash because you already had your settings too high for your system, so just adding more variety of models and textures because of the GSX replacement vehicles might have been enough to exhaust VRAM, which was already dangerously close to exhaustion. In DX12, VRAM exhaustion is also more likely to cause a crash, but of course the culprit is not GSX, is your settings were already too high for your system.
So you can try the following:
- Switch to DX11 if you aren't using it already.
- Disable "Ground Clutter" in the GSX Config panel and run the Update again. This will install a more lightweight version of the GSX jetway replacement files. It only matters on default airports though, because 3rd party airports should always have the GSX jetway replacements Disabled.
- If you are using 3rd party AI, and especially AI Injection software, lower the AI settings, especially in the AI Injection software, because it's known there's a limit on the maximum number of objects the simulator can display at once and, while you might not be able to hit it just with GSX or just with AI Injection ( depending on the airport ), it's more likely to hit it if you use them together.
