Crash reproducible en Battlefield 6 (E_OUTOFMEMORY y Access Violation)

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Problem

• Battlefield 6 was crashing in DX12, sometimes even in the main menu or during match loading.
• A CPU spike appeared right before the freeze.
• DX11 mode wouldn’t load past the initial screen.
• Clean driver installs (595.79 / 595.97) didn’t solve the issue.

Steps Taken

1. Clean driver installation
   • Used DDU (Display Driver Uninstaller) in Safe Mode.
   • Installed NVIDIA driver 595.97 WHQL with “clean install” option.
2. Shader cache cleanup
   • Deleted .cache files in Documents\Battlefield 6\Settings.
   • Cleared C:\Users\<username>\AppData\Local\D3DSCache.
3. In‑game settings
   • Disabled Future Frame Rendering.
   • Disabled Ray Tracing and DLSS.
   • Added launch option -threads 16 to limit thread usage.
4. CPU affinity tools
   • Used Process Lasso to force Battlefield6.exe to run only on P‑cores (performance cores).
   • Excluded E‑cores which were causing stalls during shader compilation.
   • Alternative tested: .bat file with start /affinity mask for P‑cores.
5. BIOS adjustment
   • Enabled Turbo Mode in the motherboard BIOS.
   • Ensured P‑cores run at maximum frequency during initialization.

Result

• Battlefield 6 now runs stable in DX12.
• No more crashes in menu or loading screens.
• CPU spikes during shader compilation still occur, but they no longer trigger a TDR or crash.

Conclusion

This issue is not caused by faulty hardware. It’s a compatibility bug between Frostbite DX12 and NVIDIA drivers on hybrid CPUs (like Intel i9‑13900KF). The workaround is: Clean driver install (DDU) + shader cache cleanup + disable advanced rendering + Process Lasso for P‑cores + enable Turbo Mode in BIOS.