Community ManagerI appreciate that!
The BSOD error you're seeing can sometimes point to issues with NVIDIA drivers. When you've got the chance can you try a clean reinstall of the drivers to see if that helps at all? An easy way of doing so would be to run Display Driver Uninstaller (DDU is a third party software, so please use at your own risk). Once the drivers are removed you can then reinstall the latest version from the NVIDIA website.
Let me know if the BSOD crashes are still happening after the drivers are reinstalled. Thanks!
/Kent
I have tried uninstalling and reinstalling drivers when that didn't worked I reinstalled the os too but nothing works
Community ManagerThanks for the update!
Have you been keeping an eye on your temperatures while Apex Legends is running? Are you seeing anything running hot?
/Kent
Yup i do max cpu temp is 57c and gpu 76c and game crashes more when an overlay software is on
Community ManagerGot it, thanks!
What happens if you start up your PC in a Clean Boot before you launch Apex Legends? Is it still crashing? For more info on how to set up a Clean Boot check out the EA Help website. Let me know how that goes once you've had the chance to give it a shot. Thanks again.
/Kent
