BSOD after launching the game

Run a memory test and check for RAM issues. 

Hey @GroentjeSla 

What was the Error code you got when you blue screened ?

hmmm.. did you by chance to a fresh start or just formatted your SSD? It could be that your paging file might have defaulted and is too small now. Do you have logging enabled in game settings? 

Same problem for me. I've done a reinstall of windows, cecked games file, cecked hdd integrità, upgraded the latest amd driver and the latest Windows driver, i've done a reinstall of the vc_redist and direct x, alzo i've done an unistall of the gpu drivers with DDU. At the beginning of the Season 3 It was going well but after the october Windows update i've reached this problems. Sometimes It shotdown the PC and sometimes I see different bsod for 2 second. Last week i've played batman Arkham night every day with no crash at Extreme settings at 60fps so hardware is not the problem. Apex legends start but After 5 Min It shotdown the pc and It continues ti reboot.

PC specs: i5 4460, RX 570 strix 4gb, 8gb RAM, PSU 450 watt. 

@GroentjeSla  sorry I apparently didnt submit my response last time so big fail on my part :/. So there's a couple of options in origin that save logs when you run it. There is also windows debugging tools that you can use to check what's going on under the hood. First make sure that you have system failure set to save small memory dumps in startup and recovery. Press the windows key and type advanced system settings > advanced tab > settings under the startup and recovery section. (I attached a screenie of the window) Your options and path options might look different but take note of the path directory that your dump files will save to. If you already had this configured as such then go ahead and open the windows debugger tool, open the dump found in that path. If not, then you are going to have to create the dump by trying to run apex again. If you get the bsod again, then the dump file will be saved to that path. 

@Jaggho_YT Have you tried to run a DxDiag? Press the windows key and type DxDiag.exe and run that. 

@NikTooTTVBefore doing all this. A couple of days ago i reinstalled the game on a new drive ( have 2 atm ) just to test if the problem was not
with the first one. Today, after making a small memory dump file. I run the game and got BSoD, then i opened a debugging tool, and after opening it i got this message:
Memory manager detected 48640 instance(s) of page corruption, target is likely to have memory corruption. I did run a DxDiag jus to be sure. No error found.
So ? I got a memory problem ?

At this moment the only solution i see is formatting my pc again. Have seen that i have a lot o files and programs that i dont want to loose/reinstaling by the lack of time.

so ya its sounding more like what we thought in the beginning which was a RAM issue. but before you go to best buy lets try doing one more set of quick fixes so we can save u some $$ just in case...  first try to run the dism/sfc tools.. this will make sure there are no corruptions in any of the root folders that keep your machine running and also make sure your windows update is cool also.. hopefully you are already looking for windows updates every day as it is right? ( for a performance boost, i disable auto update and look for updates everyday sometimes 4 times a day..) also make sure everything in microsoft store is up to date as well. sometimes a file might get corrupt somewhere in the line and the dism/sfc tools clear that up and get you back in shape.. heres how 

1) hit the windows key >  start typing command and you will see command prompt pop up > run it as administrator > type the following making sure to put a space before every forward slash "dism.exe /online /cleanup-image /scanhealth" > hit enter >> depending on your system it should take about 10-15 min or so to finish.. 

when that finishes up it will tell you what all it did but don't close out the prompt yet. next is the sfc tool

just type the following also making sure you have spaces in front of the forward slash "sfc /scannow" > hit enter >> again, depending on your system it should take about the same amount of time and will spit out a message saying what it did and where to find the log of what it did.. restart your pc to seal the magic in... 

this isnt to say this will fix your problem but if it was, and it may very well be, a driver issue then this could be.. but since its also looking like a RAM thing and might even a MoBo issue.. id say try downloading memtest86 and running that after the dism/sfc tools. it will tell you more on the problem sticks and give you  a better look (hopefully).. lets see what that takes you first cuz the next step would be to take out each stick and run with about 8gb for a day then slowly add more until you can find the problem stick by process of elimination. also you may want to look at getting Onedrive and backing up your files and what not in that.. if you dont like the $8/month sub for office then i think they have a 1tb option  for around $3/month i think.. but that will save you a lot of time if you did need to format in the future..