@chill1184 And this is why I had you do a clean boot in my first post to rule a program out , I take it you did not do all my steps lol.
@chill1184 I agree with @ragnarok013 if the card / part was dying it would effect all games. Try this for settings in BF1 once your in the load out. I play with video settings all the time as I am a Frams per second crazy person. You fully need more ram in your PC for BF1 as recommended is 16GB and you have 8GB but for now try this for in game settings in the loadout before you try and go into a game.. I don't know AMD cards at all but look in catalyst control center on your desktop and see if it has some type of setting to set the PC video card to to performance if it does set the PC video card to performance.
In catalyst control center look under gaming tab and performance etc anything to set it to performance over eye candy. As eye candy is useless when it comes to PC performance lol.
In game video settings Advanced right side set to custom and set everything to low for testing but turn off ....
1-antialiasing post off
2-ambient occlusion off
Also make sure GPU memory restriction is OFF
EDIT>>>> Will the game load out even load for you ?
See if this will help get you into game :]
@2042isNotBFYeah tried that and still the same thing, I upgraded my RAM to 8GB and I'm going to buy a more updated graphics card after Christmas and see if that helps. Will update on results
@chill1184 Before you spend the $$ on a new video card first I would get your ram up to 16GB as replacing ram is less money than a good video card. I feel bad saying this as you already did a upgrade to ram but in BF1 Recommended is 16GB so get your ram up to 16GB first and test the game.
@2042isNotBFI realized that I miss-typed, I upgraded my RAM to 16GB
@chill1184 Sweet good on you so what's it doing now with BF1 with the 16 GB of ram? And did you do all this for settings...
Nvidia BF1 settings .... look for same things in CCC for your AMD video card....
First step open Nvidia Control panel under 3D settings go to Adjust image settings with preview
Pick use my preference and set it to performance and hit apply.
Next go to Manage 3D settings, Program settings tab and add BF1
Once BF1 is added in Program settings tab make sure in Adjust image settings with preview is still set it to performance
In game video settings right side set to custom and set everything to low for testing but turn off ....
1-antialiasing post off
2-ambient occlusion off
Also make sure GPU memory restriction is OFF
@2042isNotBFTried all that with the new Radeon RX460 that I bought and still got the same issue. At this point I think I'm just SOL
@chill1184 I am so not great with AMD stuff as I never use it, so correct me if I am wrong but the Radeon RX460 has only 2GB GDDR5 or did you get one of the 4GB models available and sadly it may not work well due to its design :/ .
http://www.trustedreviews.com/reviews/amd-radeon-rx-460
Sadly the RX460 card does not meet the recommended specs so this could well be the issue :[ ..
Recommended Requirements this will play well anything lower in PC specs will make issues :/
OS: 64-bit Windows 10 or later
Processor (AMD): AMD FX 8350 Wraith
Processor (Intel): Intel Core i7 4790 or equivalent
Memory: 16GB RAM
Graphics card (AMD): AMD Radeon™ RX 480 4GB
Graphics card (NVIDIA): NVIDIA GeForce® GTX 1060 3GB
DirectX: 11.1 Compatible video card or equivalent
Online Connection Requirements: 512 KBPS or faster Internet connection
Hard-drive space: 50GB
@2042isNotBF@ragnarok013You guys want to hear something funny? After giving up, I decided to give it one more go and was able to figure out that Avast Anti-Virus was the culprit, uninstalled it and was able to play the game no problem
@chill1184 And this is why I had you do a clean boot in my first post to rule a program out , I take it you did not do all my steps lol.
