B6 continues to crash for no reason after many "fixes"

use WINdbg to analyze the file i bet, its something in the ea software causing the crash. EA anticheat has been causing some crashes lately 

adamdawson7 seems like yours is a different issue then. My sata ssd is perfectly stable on an am5 platform and 7800x3d. Try looking for kernel power 41 errors, it might be a power supply issue 

@ Oskool_007 everything is up to date. This is no basic error. Are you on am5 and have no crashes? Thank you for trying to help but it is important to know if you are even playing the game at all

Im already running a sata ssd for both game files and windows files seperately and i still get the problem

BedfastFilly340​ if you're having NVMe issues. Updating the motherboard BIOS firmware might fix it. Motherboard manufacturers include NVMe hardware compatibility updates in motherboard BIOS firmware updates.

You can also check if there's firmware updates for the NVMe drive itself.

If I don't reply to your post then personal message me. Sometimes the forum fails to notify me when someone replies.

Correct, I don't have a spare sata ssd. Dang, I guess we'll have to wait for the next update. I heard there was one on Dec 9. Do you know if it will include bug fixes like this?

You are on AM5 yes. A crash is when the game closes unexpectedly.

For storage on PC you basically have hard drives or SSDs. SSDs can use different interfaces but basically you have NVMe and SATA.

If you tell me what drives you use I can tell you what they are. But if you don't already have a spare sata ssd I wouldn't recommend you go out and buy one for this. 

As you are on AM5 like me, and you are probably running an nvme I found no way of fixing it while keeping the nvme. Hopefully an update fixes it 

You might be on to something but I need a little more guidance haha. I'm not as involved as I used to be.

I believe I'm using AM5. Here are the specs I could conjure up: Win 11; AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D 8-core processor, 4700 Mhz, 8 Cores, RAM 64 GB, baseboard: X870 Max Gaming Wifi 7.

Can you please expand on what you mean by "use a sata ssd for both windows and bf6"?

What do you mean about not getting crashes? If you mean any error messages then no, when it crashes it does not tell me anything.

Are you not getting crashes? I'm curious what your specs are. If you are on AM5 and using an nvme that's weird. I posted a general response to the post if you want to check that too. I'd appreciate the help 

Thank you. I sent you a direct message.