Apex Legends Random Crashes After 2-3 Hours
Hi everyone, I'm experiencing consistent crashes in Apex Legends and need help. The game crashes randomly after 2-3 hours of gameplay with no error message - it just closes to desktop instantly. My...
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Man, you've tried way more than I have - even swapped RAM and reinstalled Windows multiple times. That pretty much confirms this isn't something we can fix on our end.
At this point I don't even feel like playing this broken game anymore. The game is just as bad as its publisher. We've done everything we can, and Respawn still hasn't acknowledged the issue or responded to any of our posts.
I guess we just have to wait for them to fix it - if they ever do. Thanks for sharing your experience though, at least we know we're not alone in this.
I think I found a solution. What I did was:
1. Set the VDDG CCD and VDDG IOD voltages to 1.1 (if they hold and pass tests, you can lower them to 1.05).
2. I have 6400 CL32 RAM with a voltage of 1.4. enabled EXPO, set Infinity Fabric to 2200 MHz (UCLK:MCLK), and set the default timings.
3. PBO Limits = Motherboard. Curve Optimizer Negative 20 offset. After that, I've been playing all day without crashes.
Try this. If your memory is different, for example, 6000, then set Infinity Fabric to 2000. Everything else is the same as mine, with a memory voltage of 1.40.
PS: The key solution is to set the VDDG CCD and VDDG IOD. The rest is optional; it's best to test with the default settings. I'll report back after extensive testing. I'm not yet sure if this method really helps.
I remembered) I also turned it on, maybe that was the solution Set Secure Boot Mode to Custom, then set Secure Boot Preset to Maximum Security.
Hey man, this seems a bit too complicated, but I'll give it a try when I get home. Also, my RAM is 6400 CL32.
No, man, I don't think this works. I give up... My only hope is a Microsoft patch, a new BIOS version, Nvidia drivers, and finally a fix from Respawn.
Okay, I think I've found a solution. It would be nice if someone else confirmed it. What I did:
Reset the BIOS to default, completely uninstalled the AMD chipset drivers and the Realtek network card, and installed the drivers from the motherboard's official website. Then, in the game itself, I set the Texture Streaming Budget to 4 GB of VRAM.I have a MediaTek MT7925 WiFi card, not Realtek, so that fix probably won't work for me. I also tried adjusting BIOS settings (VDDG voltages, etc.) with no luck. Will try the 4GB Texture Streaming Budget setting. Seems like we're all just waiting for official patches at this point...
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