DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED or DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG

I searched but I didn't find any new drivers for AMD except the one from January which makes things worse with the rx 6800 at least with the 25 10 1 I can play for an hour if I'm lucky by setting the settings to eco for battlefield6

memtest86 and OCCT says that my memory is pretty stable at 6000cl30, which is one of it's the advertised expo profiles. XMP/EXPO technically are "overclocks", but if the fault rate was high enough like you make it to be, they wouldn't even mention it in their marketing, don't you think? The same also applies to whatever you wrote about Nvidia FE cards... if partner models weren't stable, then why would anyone buy them? lmao

Also, i didn't say drivers crash to BSOD, i said an unstable overclock will often cause it because the system is trying to not fry itself. Try overclocking/overvolting anything past it's limits and then running a few benchmarks on it, so you can see what i'm talking about (if it posts, that is lol)

I hope you don't think i'm attacking you... it's just that as someone who built a new computer (in a developing country btw) just to play BF6, and having to deal with this problem since launch, i get in a bit of a mood when people come here sure that they found THE solution, when in reality it's the game's fault.

EA_Shepard​ is there any update?

Thats a pretty vague time frame xD

it happens because Frostbite engine has an uncaught exception (well, multiple uncaught exceptions to be precise)

XMP/EXPO are not guaranteed to be stable by default. voltages and ratioes as defined by motherboard out-of-the-box are not guaranteed to be stable by default. gpus that are not Nvidia FE are not guaranteed to be stable by default

drivers should not fail with bsod unless uv/oc is not a little unstable, but A LOT unstable because windows 11 since (i think) 23h2 has mechanisms that try to prevent kernel panic if a driver crashes

Maybe you're new to this, so i'll explain. I've done everything there is to do: changing drivers, underclocking the gpu, windows registry, REbar, EXPO, reinstalling windows, reinstalling the game... like many here did. Nothing really worked.

But there has been recent patches, for both drivers and the game, so i'm asking the people who used to get this error (who are still playing) if it's still happening, since i can't really test it because i refunded it. I tried to test it on REDSEC/gauntlet, and while it went fine with no errors, those modes lack the intensity of a conquest/breakthrough match, so it doesn't really "tests" anything. Besides, i don't enjoy BR games, and i don't wanna ruin the experience of other players who do, since for some reason there isn't a solo mode (!!!).

BTW, with the exception of EXPO, all my other parts are stock. And i don't experience crashes on other games.

Also, i'm no software/hardware expert, but UV/OC have little to do with drivers crashing, as they tend to fail a bit differently, like BSODs, which i've experienced in the past. But if you are so sure it does, like you affirmed, would love to read an explanation on how it happens.

Thanks in advance.

this error means your cpu, gpu, or ram overclock/undervolt (and that includes XMP/EXPO, these are overclocks) is unstable. if you fix the instability, error will not occur 

Are people still experiencing this error? Haven't played since i got the refund, and there's a nice discount rn so i'm willing to give it another go.

vast majority of people who are not on 10yo+ OS revisions, borderless is better than exclusive fullscreen because it fully supports MPO and as such plays far nicer with adaptive sync

AMD released a new driver yesterday, and in the release notes under the “Known Issues” section they state:

• Intermittent application crash or driver timeout may be observed while playing Battlefield™ 6 on AMD Ryzen AI 9 HX 370. AMD is actively working on a resolution with the developer to be released as soon as possible. 
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Maybe there is some hope for AMD users here.