jalex897 thank you for posting the screenshot. Apparently the Nvidia graphics driver is crashing due to a badly formed command.
The question is what's causing the badly formed command? It could be many things such as hardware memory errors or game code bug.
Here's a person playing BF6 on an RTX 5090 and the video was uploaded 14 hours ago.
It appears some people with RTX 5090 are able to play the game. If it was a game code issue then I'd think it would affect all RTX 5090 graphics cards.
Without more specific error messages all we can do is take a shotgun approach to troubleshooting because there's nothing to give us any direction.
I usually start by downloading HCI MemTest and checking for memory errors. This software is way better at detecting memory errors than MemTest86.
https://hcidesign.com/memtest/
Unfortunately the free version HCI MemTest is a little hard to use because you have to open multiple MemTest windows in order to test most of the memory, without going over the available memory in Windows Task Manager. Going over the available memory causes HCI MemTest to start testing the Windows page file on the SSD, turning it into a SSD test instead of a memory test.
The second thing I'd try is opening Nvidia Control Panel, clicking on the Help Menu, and clicking Debug Mode. This runs the graphics card at default speed.
Posting crash dumps can be helpful. Although crash error 0xc0000005 can be caused by hardware memory errors. HCI MemTest usually catches these errors.
I took a look at the crashdump file in the BF6 folder and there was generally 3 different error codes here is an example of Ox887a0007
(I'll also get Error "0x887a0005 -The GPU device instance has been suspended. Use GetDeviceRemovedReason to determine appropriate action" and "0X887a0006 - The GPU will not respond to more commands, most likely because of an invalid command passed by the calling application")
Yeah it doesn't seem to be just people with 50 series cards either, I've heard people has far back as the 30 series having the same issues. I'll give the HCI MemTest a shot
