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7 years ago

Re: Apex Legends Instruction at * referenced memory at * Memory could Not be Read


@RareNine wrote:

1.  The first thing I did was to CLEAN install the new Nvidia Drivers which were released on 2/13 (418.91).  I did not install the Geforce Experience.

I haven't done this since I'd say about two month ago I've already cleared out old drivers and such.

2.  Performed a FRESH install of APEX Legends, making sure to completely delete all saved information.

First thing I did but using Revo Uninstaller pro to delete the extra files left behind when normally uninstalling

3.  Disabled Origin In-Game options as well as added the +fps_max command in the advanced launch options for Apex.  I set mine to 100 because, why not?

Second step I did from "+fps_max Unlimited" to just "+fps_max".

4.  Once in game, I set my VRAM to 6GB or the HIGH setting as I have my video settings all high except Sun Shadow Coverage, Sun Shadow Detail and disabled volumetric lighting and dynamic spot shadows.

Did a different approach with this, using 4GB instead of 6GB within the video settings(Texture streaming budget) since im running everything on low/disabled

5.  Once I made all of those changes, I exited the game then went to the R5Apex.exe file in the Origin Games folder and made sure to set compatibility mode for Windows 7 and to Run as Administrator.

Done this as well!

6.  I then restarted my computer and launched and crossed my fingers! 

Too impatient, didn't bother but to my surprise it worked like a charm after a couple of games!

Hope this helps!

Edit: forgot to mention but initially I've been getting non stop (which seemed like every game or two) crashes with 0x000000 / 0x3f7ce737 referenced memory not being read


Just wanted to drop by and say thank you! this actually helped me and got me playing for hours (finally!)
my specs:
OS: W7 x64
i7 4770K 3.5GHZ
16GB DDR3-1600 CL9
GeForce GTX 1050 Ti 4GB



@victoriauwu 

This Legend was able to get around the error with those specific steps above. We'll need to gather some some information below for our experts to take a deeper look into this.

Please respond back with the following if you're getting a referenced memory error:

  1. Attach your DxDiag to your reply. Click here on how to do that
  2. Are you on Windows 10, 7, 8, or 8.1?
  3. Do you have the latest updates installed for Windows and your drivers? (Yes/No) Click here on how to check
  4. Confirm you are unable to play under these settings:
    1. Lower Texture Streaming Budget within the game's settings to low
    2. Play in borderless windowed mode
    3. Cap your frame rate (most people are having success at 60 and 75)
      1. Go to origin->game library->right click on Apex ->Game properties->advanced->and put in Command line arguments: +fps_max 75
  5. Disable any overlays such as Discord and/or Origin In-Game
  6. Set Anti-Cheat priority to low in Task Manager. 
    1. Launch the game.
    2. Open Task Manager by typing CTRL + ALT + DELETE
    3. Go to Details tab>Find Easy Anti-Cheat program and right click>Set priority to low.

*Please respond back with this information only so we can get it forwarded to our relevant teams for investigation*

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