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Reloadium
8 years ago

BF1 multiplayer crash on dx11, requires DX12 setting

 Specs: Laptop asus ROG GL702VM gtx 1060 6gb i7 6700hq 16gb single channel ddr4 ram This game keeps crashing in multiplayer if i dont put the DX12 settings to "on", when it crashes it also weirdl...
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IIDaZzuII
Seasoned Ace
8 years ago

Hi @Reloadium!

There are a few things you can try:

  • Disable origin in-game overlay from the client settings.
  • Disengage any OC on your GPU (even if it's factory)
  • Delete the Battlefield 1 folder under your documents
  • Exit any minimized software that may interfere with the game performance (such discord)

Let me know if you get a performance improvement at least!

Regards

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Reloadium
8 years ago
The crashes have stopped however performance is still trash.
the game keeps a constant +60 fps and keeps dropping to 30 every 3 seconds, this is not the only game where this happens.
    • Reloadium's avatar
      Reloadium
      8 years ago

      After 1 hour of testing i can successfully say this did not work in the slightest, i still get bad fps and fps drops.

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        IIPrest0nII
        Hero (Retired)
        8 years ago

        Okay. In that case you should check your CPU and GPU usage when you play the game. Please download and install MSI Afterburner: https://www.msi.com/page/afterburner

        After installing, open MSI and go to Settings. In the Settings tab go to Monitoring tab and tick GPU usage and CPU usage. Click Okay and launch the game (Do not close MSI Afterburner). Then, join the server, play few rounds and see your CPU and GPU usage (%). Please let us know your results.

        Thanks!

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