Also u can try check for games updates in Origin and u can try to disable one or two cpu cores for the game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7B_CNSUAuGA
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Hey @holger1405
Would that be it?
try to update drivers on my way 🙂:
- install all Windows updates, restart PC
- download dxwebsetup and run/install it as Admin
- download Intel ME, unzip all and run/install it as Admin
- download chipset drivers and run/install as Admin, restart PC
- uninstall any Asus Audio software, uninstall Realtek audio driver, restart PC, download for Win10x64 version from this site, unzip all and run/install it as Admin, restart PC
- if u use one display set "Multi-display/Mixed-GPU Acceleration" in nvidia driver to "Single Display Performance Mode";
- also try to change "Power Management Mode" in ur game profile in video driver settings to "Prefer Maximum Performance".
- Make clean boot
- close/exit any software like this: ASUS AiSuite, DIP5, ASUS Probe, Steam, NVidia Expiriens, NVidia Shadowplay, Razer soft and programs like this
- run Origin as Admin, install update for BF1 (13.12.2016), try to play...
@kerls123 wrote:
Hey @holger1405
Would that be it?
Yes, that is exactly right. 🙂 Additional to @MADrag0n there are a lot of "ATKEX_cmd.exe" crash reports in the DxDiag so MADrag0ns point about the realtek audio driver is especially important.
There are also some windows update errors, running SFC /scannow could be a good idea too.
Also u can try check for games updates in Origin and u can try to disable one or two cpu cores for the game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7B_CNSUAuGA
