DirectX error when loading maps

@Ris3n_Da3mon  hey man.
The i9 13900... cpu got issues indeed with this error !
please use HWINFO64 , enable SENSORS only.
Keep track (ingame) of cpu temps and hz (show all cores)
Tell me youre temps please !

update us , cheers

Here's a screenshot of hwinfo64 of my temps while running 2042.

forgot to have cpu frequency expanded.

@Ris3n_Da3mon  those screenshots are made when ya in the menu from bf2042.
Not when ya play a map !
Is it possble to make screenshots while ya in a map ?

Cheers

ps could ya do this to:

Press Windows key + 'R' ,typ CMD
Press and hold down CTRL + SHIFT and press ENTER.
When User Account Control shows up, click Yes.
Now enter this command:

wmic /output:C:\mb_mem_bios_info.txt memorychip list full&wmic /append:C:\mb_mem_bios_info.txt baseboard get product, Manufacturer&wmic /append:C:\mb_mem_bios_info.txt bios get smbiosbiosversion

At youre C: drive there is now a file called mb_mem_bios_info.txt post this file please !!!

The command (bolded line) , is just 1 long command , copy and paste all
Thanks.

No, I was in the game. There might be something in the screenshot that is giving you the impression that I was in menu, but I assure you, it was taken while in game.

FF4D532G6400HC40BDC01 in slots 2 and 4.

SFC and DISM found nothing. Crashed after running all 4 commands.

Crashed with 1 monitor.

Yes, I updated the BIOS myself. I used the instructions from ASUS.

I am using XMP I.

We're skipping a step or two by going directly to swapping memory sticks. We have not determined that there is anything wrong with my RAM. If it crashed with both sticks I haven't determined if it's the game or the memory.

I went through Corsair's methodology for testing RAM. https://help.corsair.com/hc/en-us/articles/14238510858637-How-to-Test-RAM-Modules-for-Memory-Issues

You're asking me to be at Step 7, without going through any means of determining that there is something wrong with the RAM. That's the figuring out which stick is bad step. We need to show that the ram is the problem before going through steps to figure out which stick is bad.

I honestly have no reason to believe there is anything wrong with my RAM. Both tests ran without issue. Darktide, Call of Duty, Dead Space, Cyberpunk 2077, baldur gate 3, Control, all run fine without issue. I can run cinebench and prime95 all day. I've left my computer to compress dozens of 40gb files.

So if Windows memory diagnostic, and memtest86 results are not enough, What other tests would you like me to run to evaluate the status of my ram? There's no point in switching RAM sticks until we determine that there is an issue with my RAM. That's nothing but a test of desperation at that point, and with this being the only piece of software that is crashing, I'm not that desperate, I have plenty of other games that are stable to play.