CRITICAL: Constant 0xC0000005 Access Violation Crash

Hello everyone,

I'm experiencing a severe and persistent crash issue with Battlefield 6 on PC. The game is completely unplayable for long sessions because it consistently crashes during the loading screen or transition into the 3rd consecutive match.

The core issue is a 0xC0000005 Access Violation, which strongly indicates a Memory Leak (VRAM/RAM) within the game engine that accumulates across rounds.

I have performed an exhaustive level of troubleshooting to confirm the issue is NOT with my hardware or Windows setup.

My System:

• CPU: Intel Core i5-12500F
• GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3070 (8GB VRAM)
• RAM: [RAM Miktarınızı Yazınız, örn: 16 GB]
• OS: Windows 10/11 (Clean Format)

Crucial Troubleshooting Steps & Evidence:

1. FULL Windows Clean Format: I completely formatted my system and reinstalled Windows. The crash persisted, eliminating all OS corruption, registry issues, and software conflicts.
2. Hardware Stability Confirmed: I have successfully completed and played other highly demanding titles (e.g., Cyberpunk 2077) for long hours without any crashes, proving my hardware is stable.
3. Temperatures are IDEAL: GPU runs at gpu 72 and cpu 60 during the second match. Overheating is not the cause.
4. Graphics Settings: I am running the game with ALL settings (including Texture Quality) set to MINIMUM to minimize VRAM usage. The crash still occurs on the 3rd match.
5. EA Support Acknowledgment: I contacted EA Support, and they have logged this as a potential bug for developer investigation. (EA Support Ticket ID: [EA'den gelen maildeki destek ID'nizi yazın]).

Conclusion:

This crash is a stability bug caused by Battlefield 6's VRAM/RAM memory management failure when unloading and reloading maps. It is forcing a memory access violation on a clean, stable system.

I urge the developers to prioritize a fix for this Memory Leak in the upcoming patches.

Is anyone else with an RTX 3070 or similar 8GB VRAM card experiencing the exact same crash pattern (3rd round crash)? Please reply!

Thank you.