Guys, I found a fix. You need to go into BIOS and set the XMP profile with a frequency slightly lower than it was before. Initially, I had it set to 4000 MHz and I changed it to 3733 MHz. After that, there were no more crashes. Give it a try, it should help.
I wonder if this will work for DDR5
if i update my XMP profile it will effect my more games?
Forgot to update
Disabling XMP fixed the issue. Then I updated my BIOS and now the game doesn't crash even with XMP
So BIOS were the culprit
To answer your question, disabling XMP might lead to a small drop in performance. I would suggest using CapFrameX to monitor the changes in performance.
Since the last Update on February 26, I have 339 CrashDump files for the same amount of total Game crashes. (see attached pic)
Before that, BF2042 was functioning fine. This Problem happens exclusively with BF2042.
Weird thing not only did the Support never ask to send him one, but the CrashDump files are also unsupported extension types in the EA system.
On the other hand, you can upload different Data types. Usually, those CrashDump files provide detailed information on the crash cause...
Today EA support forwarded me this link in this forum.
Normally I don't like fiddling with the BIOS system.
Dezzerrr, can you pls give me a snapshot of the settings in your BIOS for Comparison, every PC hardware setting is different from another.
Many Thanks in advance...
PS Also in this Forum the upload of CrashDump files is prohibited! Why?
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