@wolf109909I own Titanfall 2 on steam and it launches fine but this had me thinking that EAC could still be part of the problem.
When I launch EAC on its own from the Apex directory, my PC still crashes. It could just be that Apex is loading up in the background and causing the crash. Do you mind launching EAC in a similar way and letting me know if Apex Legends loads up afterwards?
I managed to find a fix. My RAM's factory clock is 3200 mhz, I dropped it down to 2133 mhz and dropped the voltage from 1.350V to 1.200V. I used to crash before even reaching the main menu but now played a quick five minute game and spent some time on the training course with no problems so far.
UPDATE: this did not end up working reliably but something else did. I updated my BIOS four days ago and have yet to crash again. My motherboard is TUF GAMING X570-PLUS (WI-FI).
If you have access to another game with EAC like Fortnite or Fall Guys, try launching it and see if you crash in a similar manner. If it does, your problem might be coming from interaction with outdated BIOS and Apex's anti-cheat service.
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