Battlefield 1 has stopped working...
This happened today when i tried to launch. It worked PERFECTLY FINE yesterday! I already tried repairing the files and checking for updates and restarting Origins and it fixed nothing. Any help is a...
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GFE optimalisation is not always the best. The performance between a desktop VGA and laptop VGA is huge. The same version of a VGA in the laptop could be 40% less and even the CPU coud hold back the system.
Please try the following:
- Go in-game menu. Change the graphic level from Custom to High or Medium. In this case the game settings will apply, not the GFE optimalisation.
- After this, change widowed to full screen.
PS: When I had Asus gaming laptop, I experienced crashes without any "good" reason. Showed up, that the cooling paste of the VGA was badly applied in the factory.....
Yea i tried changing the settings and no matter what whenever i go full screen the game crashes.
Please run a system requirement test and post the result:
https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri
If your system fail, than I cant help. Sorry
@Pain_Is_Living I can see in your DXdiag that BF1 has crashed due to nvspcap64.dll which belongs to Geforce Experience.
First thing I would try would be to disable/uninstall this to check if that fixes the issue. I would probably also do a clean uninstall of all your graphics drivers with DDU:
http://www.guru3d.com/files-details/display-driver-uninstaller-download.html
followed by installing the latest drivers.
Your computer can run this product because your system meets the Minimum requirements. If you want to see how you can meet all the Recommended requirements to have a great experience, look at the Recommended section below
https://www.systemrequirementslab.com/cyri/requirements/battlefield-1/13404
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