Community AdminHi,
I had frequent crashes (every second game or so) without any error message.
I recently upgraded my nvidia driver to 418.81 because it fixed a weird gsync issue in many games for me (see nvidia issue [2399845])
So I read that I should downgrade the driver. I downgraded to 417.35. The game has not crashed once since I did that. So that is great. But I can't use Gsync anymore, because I only have a freesync display and the ability to use that with gsync was introduced in the later patch and the other issue was fixed in the latest.
So I currently have to decide whether I want to have gsync in other games OR no crashes in apex. Cannot have both currently.
I hope you work with nvidia to fix this in the near future. Thanks!
All other games I played are fine with the newest driver (e.g. csgo, bfv)
My specs:
Ryzen 2700x
RTX 2070 (MSI Gaming Z)
Gigabyte B450-AORUS-PRO Mainboard (latest Bios F5)
3200 Mhz RAM (XMP)
no overclock
Can we get some conformation that devs are working to implement software fixes for these issues or are working with Nvidia/ AMD to iron out driver issues?
The listed solutions are not really acceptable.
By providing an expansive list of "might work" solutions you are moving the onus to the customer, which I feel is incredibly unfair.
Not to mention the fact that following many of these steps would negatively impact users systems for all other games they play.
I'm running brand new top of the line hardware, carefully set-up and have no issues in any other game..
The issue is clearly with your code or driver compatibility.
I think many players really respect the product and the way you chose to launch the game, and personally I applaud you for that.
However I think to maintain the level of respect you have earned, you need to hold your hands up and accept responsibility for implementing a solution for the thousands of players who cannot play due to these driver / hardware incompatibility issues.
For me the game is essentially unplayable in this state.
