Did you find it yourself or read it somewhere else? I have been actively reading on forums/reddit about this same error but no one ever mentioned this, only that the error was somehow caused by FSR. You might have actually solved the issue lmao.
Do you think it's possible for the community to try and fix it? Have you tried sharing this information on other platforms?
Hello again are you still experiencing DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED or DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG??
I just checked the BF6 files and noticed that DICE updated the FFX SDK files for the upscaling function! Also, it seems they’ve now fixed the FPS drops on the spawn selection screen!
Man i'm back playing since it's free now (refunded the game after 20 hours because of constant crashes). Played for over 2 hours yesterday with no crashes, but i had some settings turned to low-medium and FSR off. I will try again today and give you a feedback if everything works fine.
Thanks BTW!
Played yesterday and today for about 5ish hours with FSR on balanced mode and didn't get a single error. AMD anti-lag was also on. However, most of my playtime have been on the newer maps available on the free week. The only "OG" i got was the golf course one (i think it's the only one available).
Dunno if the map pool has anything to do with this error but it's something to consider.
Anyway, i think it's too soon to say it has been fixed. A patch note would have been welcome.
What do you think?
The only reason DICE updated the SDK files was most likely to allow RX 9000 series GPUs to run the FSR 4.1 upscaler (instead of the old 4.0.2 one). In my opinion, I doubt they even noticed that issue which I mentioned.
Furthermore, going back to what you said: when I’m playing on the Manhattan Bridge map, I experience some awful stutters that occur at random times. So yeah, the maps themselves could be the cause (I have no doubt about that). As you can tell, the new map ‘Hagental Base’ is much more polished than the nine maps from Season 1. So a big factor could definitely be the maps themselves.
