Forum Discussion
So after a lot of research it seems that EA has optimized APEX to run on four logical cores. I was running a six core processor but after rebooting into BIOS and disabling two cores the game has been running smoothly.
Not ideal and hopefully will be patched to run on modern gaming core processors but it is a fix that seems to have legitimately worked.
I previously tried opening every port EA uses and that did nothing. The move to four cores worked well... for now.
- 7 years ago
Didn't someone just post that they have a quad core processor and the game still freezes and crashes for them? Also disabling cores 5&6 on a 6 core doesn't work any more, nor did it work for everyone who did disable their cores. Not to mention disabling 2 cores made the game run at 40 frames less
- 7 years ago
Well, I wouldn't know about four core CPU's but I was disconnecting so much I almost quit the game then I changed CPU in bios and I have been playing for an hour with no issues so... It works for some people. I have 120fps and I havent noticed a difference.
- 7 years ago
1 hour is hardly enough time to distinguish any difference. I once played for 12 hours straight with no disconnevts. The next day I was back to square one. Trust me, sooner or later it will happen to you.
- 7 years ago
the issue everybody else is talking about is an issue of freezing for up to 30 seconds and then disconnecting. the game rarely crashes with this issue.
i would suggest downloading an older version of your graphics drivers and trying to run the game with that. (DOES NOT WORK FOR FX-6000 SERIES PROCESSORS.)
About Apex Legends Technical Issues
Community Highlights
- EA_Blueberry7 years ago
Community Manager
Recent Discussions
- 3 hours ago
- 4 hours ago