Adding a second data point to this thread — same failure stage on gfx1101, but presenting as a hard crash rather than the NVIDIA message.
SYSTEM
GPU: Radeon RX 7800 XT (gfx1101)
CPU: AMD Ryzen 7 7700X 8-Core Processor
RAM: 32 GB
OS: Windows 11, build 26100
Adrenalin driver: 26.7.1
RealityScan: 2.2.0.119430
REPRO
27 NEF images of a small matte, well-textured object. Alignment completes cleanly into a single component. Preview Detail mesh completes normally. Normal Detail crashes every time, roughly 3 minutes into the process. It also crashes with Image downscale set to 4, so this does not look like a memory or resource ceiling. Cache is on an SSD with ample free space; no other GPU applications running.
Faulting instruction is cmp qword ptr [rbp],0 with rbp=0.
OBSERVATION
The call is hipMemcpyToSymbol from the HIP depth-map module while loading camera matrices into constant memory. A null dereference at that point is consistent with the device symbol failing to resolve — i.e. no code object present for gfx1101 in the fat binary, with the runtime dereferencing the null result instead of checking it.
The 2.2 release notes list gfx1101 (RX 7800 XT, RX 7700 XT, PRO W7700) as supported. The original poster here is on gfx1102 and sees Preview succeed while Normal and High fail. Different surface symptom, same pipeline stage, both non-gfx1100 RDNA 3. Worth checking whether only gfx1100 was validated for the depth-map kernels.
Crash report uploaded via the in-app dialog:
RealityScanCrash_9761_61423-667_2_2_0_119430_RS.dmp