[PC] Apex crashing to desktop, no error
Hello, I'm suddenly experiencing a frequent Apex crash and hoping for some guidance. Brand new PC built about 2 months ago. I've been playing Apex flawlessly on this build since it was assembled. I ...
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@1Pumpp I think you're spot on here. In trying to diagnose this issue yesterday and wondering about the stability of my overclock, I downloaded OCCT (https://www.ocbase.com/), put it on Large Dataset testing with AVX2 instructions, and it immediately crashed my system, so I knew that I was at the very least having some problems with AVX instructions. Every other game and aspect of my system was stable so I didn't have reason to believe I was having issues. I run with an AVX offset of 0 for my overclock, so I went back in to adjust LLC and core voltage settings and I can now complete a full AVX2 stability test with no errors and relatively low temps. Incidentally, I've not had any Apex crashes yet either... I'll keep playing to see if this was the root cause.
@VT41OCCT shows no issue here but I did set the AVX instructions offset to -1 in my BIOS, and did not encounter the crash all evening. May be to early too tell though as I've had previous evenings with no crashes, and then some where every 3rd game dumped out, but I'm hopeful.
(Also finally got to experience the lovely DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED crash today! A first for me! 😉 )
Well, AVX offset -1 did not fix the issue. I just crashed to desktop with no error again. Going to try -2 now.
OK, AVX multiplier offset is now at -2. It appears to crash significantly less, but every once in a while, it will still dump me out to desktop like before.
My game crashes and now I have a time penalty? How is this right. Cant the game see I did not Alt 4? When it crashes to desktop ill get banned?
This a huge issue, soon I wont be able to play because your game crashes to desktop?
It never crashed till season 4
OriginID: prof_kong
PC: 9900k, 1080ti, 16gig ram
No overclocks, all on standard setup windows 10
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