@EA_Kent1 pt
Hello,
So, I tried to report, but it gave an error sending the file. I haven't been able to play apex legends for 2 days. Out of nowhere, when trying to start another game with my friend, I get some errors on the screen, forbidding me to start the game, simply when I get to the lobby, it gives me this error, and I can't even play.
My setup:
Ryzen 5 3600 (last update bios)
Asrock b450m SL
GIGABYTE GTX 1660 super 6gb(last update Driver)
16gb ram 3200mhz
ssd 450gb.
What I've already tried to do following the gringa forum:
- I updated my windows (10 64bytes) to the latest version without leaving anything pending
- I cleaned the computer and restored any corrupted file according to microsoft's own step-by-step
- I reinstalled the game and origin 3x, running them in ADMIN mode
- I reinstalled the video driver 3x in the last version, always leaving vsync, gsync disabled, because I don't use them
- By Gforce exp, I set the game graphics to minimum
- I checked Direct, which is version 12 with no corruption information
- Cleaned setup with antivirus
- I tried to install apex through steam and play but the error was the same
- I noticed the apex 4x to try to play
- I changed the directory apex on installation
- I deleted the apex cache that was in the saved games (which includes the graphic preload)
Seriously, I'm already running out of options, and I strongly believe it's a bad optimization of the game itself. I've seen several users with the same problem.
And it would hardly be my video hardware, because I'm playing SUPER PEOPLE, Star wars BF2 and I played cod warzone without errors and without lag, it's only on apex that I have this problem. And the main problem is that apex is the game I play the most and I love the most xDD
Please, staff Ea, if you can help me answer me here, please.
Errors it showed:
CreateTexture2D failed for GRT_Task_DoCreate on '[no debug name]' with HRESULT 0x887a0005 width: 128 height: 128 mips:8 imgFormat: 0x00000053.
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Coudn't create texture '(null)': error code 887a0005
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DXGI_ERROR_
DEVICE_HUNG