BSOD when playing game
So, title. Game crashing with BSOD after a while time. Here is windows dump and DxDiag. Already did: verified game files update Windows and GPU drivers
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ram (xmp/expo != stable) or cpu OC is unstable, my bet being on ram. bf6 is a wonderful tool for catching instabilities due to how absolute cheeks Javelin is
its not about CPU or RAM, everything was fine until 1.2.2.0 patch release. Iam not alone with this error, there a lot of steam discussion about that. I have no OC or undervolt on my RAM/CPU
It started with 1.2.2.0. patch, and after 1.2.2.5 patch it was fine. But later it started again. The problem is EAanticheat.sys
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Hey KAcidi,
I can understand how frustrating that must be, especially with crashes happening consistently after a short time in-game.
From what you described (and the IRQL error in the dump), this looks more like a low-level crash where either a driver or a memory access is being interrupted, but it’s not always straightforward to pin it down to a single cause.
A couple of things that would be worth testing to narrow it down:
- EA AntiCheat
- Try repairing or reinstalling EA AntiCheat.
- Run the game as administrator.
- Disable overlays (Discord, GeForce Experience, etc.) temporarily.
- Memory stability check
- Even if you’re not manually overclocking, if XMP/EXPO is enabled, try disabling it and running the game once to compare.
- GPU driver
- Do a clean install of the NVIDIA driver (not just update).
- System integrity
- Run:
- DISM /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth
- then sfc /scannow
- Reboot after both complete.
If you can, also check Reliability Monitor after a crash and see if the same component shows up each time.
I did everything as you asked, but now game crashes with BSOD at startup—I can't even get into main menu. XMP is disabled
Here is dumps
- EA AntiCheat
if it's stable, u should be able to run karhu and pyprime without errors then
and by saying u have no OC - u did not enable XMP/EXPO on your ram? because if u didnt, and ur ram is running on JEDEC values, then 2nd culprit is the default voltage and current values your motherboard assigned for your cpulike don't get me wrong, crashes are due to sloppy coding in Javelin, but that sloppy coding is surfacing the underlying unstability of your hardware
I think EA should fix its anti-cheat, because everything was fine before patch 1.2.2.5. No other game causes BSOD; the memory dumps point to anti-cheat .sys file.
I don’t think it’s a coincidence—sudden memory issues started occurring for many people right after the patch, as discussions on Steam and the EA forum indicate.
I'll wait until they fix things on their end. If that doesn't happen—well, it was fun playing.
>u should be able to run karhu and pyprime without errors then
i tested with pyprime and there is no errors, as i see. cant test karhu because you need to buy it.
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