Re: DirectX error (not detecting VRAM)

@EA_Barry I tried this a couple times, no luck though

@Grim420Troller

Is it possible for you to connect your monitor via HDMI rather than DVI?

Try that and if the issue is not resolved, post your Dxdiag report here so we can take a look for you, thanks.

https://help.ea.com/en-us/help/pc/how-to-gather-dxdiag-information/

@EA_Barry I don't have a HDMI port. Here is the DXDIAG

@Grim420Troller

Thanks for the Dxdiag.

• Disconnect your webcam
• Perform a Clean boot: http://support.microsoft.com/kb/929135
• Run your video driver setup again and choose custom and then clean install
• Set the nvidia power management mode to max performance as in the image below
• Let us know how these steps go for you.

@Grim420Troller

Something else you may want to look into is whether or not your GPU is overclocked compared to the 'reference' clock speeds.

We have seen in the past that factory overclocked video cards can be a little unstable and a little "de-clocking" can help a lot.

You do not necessarily need to run at the reference clock speed but maybe somewhere between reference and factory overclocked speeds.

Side note: it is unfortunate that GPU makers do not have a number on the box relating to stability at the provided clock speeds. It has become something of an arms race with regard to factory overclocking, GPUs with higher numbers tend to sell better.