Texture flickering

Hello @pajosgabros,

Please try repairing the game by right clicking on it in origin and pressing "repair game". When its finished, try launching it again.

If you need further assistance, please feel free to ask inhere.

Greetings,

Babyhuehnchen

(I do NOT work for EA)

Hello @pajosgabros

Do you use SLI? If so, please try to disable it.  Have you tried to change Full screen mode to Borderless mode in video settings? Also, try to Repair the game in Origin and try to disable "Origin in game" overlay in Application Settings and in Game Properties of the Battlefield 4 via your Library.

I have single graphic card (gtx 1050 ti) > so i dont have sli.

Yes, i tried change fullscreen, borderless, window mode - no result.

Game repair was done - no result.

Origin in game is disabled pernamently (in app settings).

Could it be caused by insufficient of RAM or VRAM? I have 8GB (win10 x64)

Also tried disable peek and transparency, disable windows paging file - still the same

Hello @pajosgabros 

I am really sorry for those graphic issues with the game. Can you try to load your system with Clean Boot and try to run the game afterwards? Let us know the result. 

Cheers,

Archi

done this, but it´s still the same ☹️

I googled more and I found out, that´s problem of Frosbite engine - it´s should be called Z-Fighting....is it possible?

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@pajosgabros wrote:

Hello,

I´ve bought GTX 1050 Ti 4Gb (MSI) and I have a problem with playing Battlefield 4 - textures are flicking.

Using latest drivers (382.33).

Tried low settings, ultra setting, update direct X

 

PC Specs:

Win10 latest update

FX8300

8GB DDR3

1050 Ti 4GB

What should I do?

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Have you tried doing a clean install of the latest 382.33 driver (I know you have the latest driver but making sure it was a clean installation instead of just an upgrade). If that didn't help if you roll your driver back to the last one that worked for you does the issue persist?

@pajosgabros @ragnarok013 The issue you have is from your video card driver and what @ragnarok013 stated is fully correct you do need to do a fully clean install of your video card driver. Steps below if you need them....

Copy and past all of this to note pad and put it on your desktop...

When the time comes to install the video card driver you will be picking advanced you will only install two things from it for Nvidia cards 1- Graphics Driver 2- PhysX System and for AMD cards only check off display driver and catalyst control center. As well as check off CLEAN install

This is how you do a clean graphic driver clean install.........

Go download the free version of CC cleaner..

https://www.piriform.com/ccleaner

Install CC Cleaner.....

Now use it to clean the registry, reboot PC and check the registry one last time for any issues. If it finds any repeat steps until it finds none. CC cleaner will give you the choice to back up or not and the first time you run it it is normal if it finds 80 + errors in the registry as every installed or uninstalled program will leave fragments behind in registry and CC Cleaner will clean this up.

Next

Start by downloading your graphic card drivers from here,


AMD; http://support.amd.com/en-us/download
NVidia; http://www.nvidia.com/Download/index.aspx?lang=en-us

Download the one you have and save it on desktop, you are going to need it!

It is very normal for windows to install a video card driver on you this is why you must pick advanced then clean install when you get to the part to install the new video card driver. See part 2 step 2

1- press windows button,NOTE>>> Or just go to device manger and skip to step 5

2- right click my computer,

3- press property’s, you will get a new window here.

4- in the new window click device manger on your left side of the screen, you will get another new window here,

5- you will see in the latest window a list of devices you have in your computer, click on the arrow beside Display driver and a small fall down menu will show you what kind of graphic card you have.

6- left click on your (graphic card name) so it’s highlighted in blue,

7- right click (graphic card name) and press property’s, you will get a new small window here,

8- in the new small window click on Drivers, you will see the name between the tabs,

9- in the driver menu click on uninstall, you will now get a really small window that ask you if you’re really sure that you want to uninstall you’re graphic card drivers,

10- click ok, Reboot PC

Part 2.....

1- after you have started up/ rebooted your computer run CC Cleaner again on the registry to be sure it is all clean then do the new video card driver after. Once registry is clean click on your graphic card install file,

2- follow the instructions of your graphic card installer, Pick Custom / Advanced and only check off for Nvidia 1- Graphics Driver and PhysX System as well as check off clean install

2- for AMD card only check off display driver and catalyst control center as well as check off clean install

3- when you have Installed your new graphic card drivers restart / Reboot your computer, and clean registry one last time. On a side note to help keep a PC stable it it a good idea to run CC cleaner after you remove or install any program after a reboot.

4- you’re done. Test BF4

I did it exactly according to the instructions, but the problem persists ☹️

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@pajosgabros wrote:

I did it exactly according to the instructions, but the problem persists ☹️

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If doing a clean install of the new driver didn't solve it have you tried rolling back to the last driver that worked for you without issue via clean installation?

@pajosgabros Also if the PC has dust inside it could do this so unplug pc turn off main power in back as well then blow dust out of PC. Blow dust out with can of air... to whole inside as well as video card fans. That is if what @ragnarok013 stated did not help. As video cards can get bad drivers even when new driver :/