Crashes after 1 min in game
Subject: Repeated Crashes in Battlefield 6 related to AMD Driver amdxc64.dll and FSR2 despite disabling upscaling. Description: Since the latest update (around 7 days ago), Battlefield 6 crashes frequently with an access violation inside the AMD driver module amdxc64.dll, specifically related to the ffxFsr2ResourceIsNull function. This occurs even when all upscaling settings (including FSR2) are disabled in-game and the -nofsr launch option is applied. Symptoms: Game crashes with exception code c0000005 (Access Violation) in amdxc64.dll. Crash dumps consistently show invalid pointer reads related to FSR2 resource handling. Crash happens in both DirectX 12 and DirectX 11 modes. The issue does not occur in other games or apps. All typical fixes tried: shader cache cleared, game files verified, clean driver install via DDU, SFC and DISM scans run, overlays disabled, launch options like -nofsr applied. The crash persists and is reproducible regularly. System Details: OS: Windows 10 (version 10.0.26100.1). GPU: [Your GPU model here]. AMD Driver Version: 32.0.21025.1024 (or latest). Battlefield 6 Version: 1.0.375.54594. DirectX Version: DX11 and DX12 tested. Crash Dump Highlights: Faulting module: amdxc64.dll. Faulting function: ffxFsr2ResourceIsNull. Access violation caused by invalid pointer read 0xFFFFFFFFFFFFFFFF. Happens after game initialization and during rendering. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Launch Battlefield 6 with all upscaling options turned OFF. 2. Use -nofsr launch option. 3. Play the game normally; crashes happen within minutes to hours. Request: Please investigate this crash related to FSR2 resource handling in amdxc64.dll. It appears the game engine calls FSR2 code even when upscaling is disabled, leading to invalid memory access. A fix or workaround is urgently needed as the game is currently unplayable on AMD GPUs despite all standard troubleshooting.
