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"I am 100 % confident it's the newest driver of AMD that causes the crashes. Reinstalled the 21.10.2 and problem solved."
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"I am 100 % confident it's the newest driver of AMD that causes the crashes. Reinstalled the 21.10.2 and problem solved."
@EA_Barry Crashes are back.
This time I tried everything that was mentioned here: update chipset drivers, game integrity, even windows safe mode, nothing helped.
Until I deceided to try to play on my 1080p monitor: problem solved!
So this means that on my 1440p 144 Hz monitor my system tries to keep up, but eventually can't and hard crashes (Like beyond BSOD => black screen and white noise)
There is no warning, no crash report and this is what more people are seeing from what I read here.
At least I would expect that the default values after system detection could be set so there are no hard crashes, or advise to play on 1080p, or 1440p with lower settings which is not the case.
Could you please look into this matter, I added my dxdiag so you can check my specs, note that my 1080p monitor is not in there since it was off when I did dxdiag.
I'm also having the crash back to desktop, the newest Radeon drivers seem to make it worse.
This is my computer specs:
Ryzen 9 5900x cpu
32gb ddr4 3200
WD Black 1tb ssd m.2
Asus Tuf Radeon 6900xt 12gb vram
Asus Tuf x570-pro MB
Windows 10
Internet speed 965mps down and 978mps up
Resize Bar Enabled
Have you tried the Radeon™ Pro Software for Enterprise driver? This seemed to work a little better than the other drivers, but still crashes back to the desktop for me.
Check your temps with CPUID HW monitor, it's free => let it run, start BF2042 and push the windows key to check temps while playing.
I would not be surprised that memory is running too hot too.
I'll look into extra cooling
@blackmirrorops your right, 1080p seems to be working. Is this a Radeon needed fix or dice?
I think both togheter as always, If you ask me something in the game starts pulling on our systems, which seem to try to keep up until they can't anymore and they completely crash.
The crashes I am getting are the ones you would expect from overclocking and some serious overclocking like black screen and white noise.
I just tried the automatic undervolting feature in the AMD software, that is now officially also a crash reason: just crashed in 1080p too.
Now I am gonna try to shut the radeon software down and try again.
Hello again @EA_Barry,
I've found the culprit : It's the memory on my gigabyte RX5700XT that runs way too hot => this explains why it is taking longer under lower settings too reach critical temperatures + also why it's better on 1080p.
I konw because I've let CPUID run along while I was playing on my second screen and actually witnessed the temps on the memory steadily moving up, until 92 °C and that was not the end.
They continued to go up, so that explains everything => more load = higher temps and also quicker higher temps => until maximum and than you get a hard crash.
So I will be looking for a solution to that.
Thanks anyway and hope this helps.
