If you are facing random crashes, black screens, or BSODs with EXPO enabled, the issue is likely the primary M.2 slot (M.2_1) closest to the CPU.
My Solution:
I personally solved this by moving the Battlefield6 installation files to a secondary drive (D:) located in a lower slot. The crashes stopped immediately.
If You Only Have One SSD:
You don't need a new drive, but you must move your SSD away from the CPU lanes.
Do not use the top slot (M.2_1) directly under the CPU.
Move your SSD to one of the bottom M.2 slots (Chipset lanes).
The Cause: Signal interference between the high-speed EXPO RAM and the CPU-connected SSD slot causes instability under heavy load. Moving the data to the Chipset lanes eliminates this interference.
