I have had no more issues since last reported. I have upped the FPS in the in game settings to 200 FPS and no issues. I am going to turn my overclock back to 4.9GHz on all 6 cores and see what happens.
I play all the same with no issues.
I just started mine up and walked away to get a drink. Came back to my PC locked up...
Community ManagerHey all,
If you're still experiencing crashes let me know if any of these solutions work below.
Let me know what happens, I'll be standing by. Good luck.
I have tried everything. They all failed but I now have limited my FPS to 120 and I have played like 2 maps with no issues. I will continue to test and let you know
So i have played 4 rounds in a row and no crash. I turned off my overclock on my 8700k (it was overclocked to 4.9GHz on all 6 cores) and I locked the FPS at 60. My monitor is 1440p 144Hz with Gsync. Its working for now. I hope this gets fixed soon.
Community ManagerIs it still crashing for you @CCGert?
If so, can you attach a DxDiag report for me?
Ok, I tried dropping back to DirectX 11 and was able to play through a game with no freezes. I already have the GPU memory restriction on and am using the latest driver from AMD (18.11.1) Which AMD claimed was to address issues specifically with BFV and other new game releases. I will keep on playing and report back.
Nope, dropping back to DirectX 11 seemed like it would work. Played several rounds and now it just dumped me back to the desktop in mid game. These kinds of bugs were present when BF1 came out. As well as BF4. I believe this is going to require a patch to even begin to fix.
Well, I have/did try several of the actions you suggested. Here is what worked and what didn't: Repair might or might not work for a short period (by short, I mean a few hours or maybe a day) but soon the game will again crash or freeze up. I checked number two and in the advanced video settings the GPU memory restriction can only be turned off or on. You may have meant the frame rate adjustment with the numbers "60 or 120". As I don't see any number adjustment with GPU memory restriction. Also, in my case, it wasn't a program running in the background or a Windows issue (I'm fairly certain). I didn't mess with future frame rendering. Now for the actions that seem to have worked: I rolled back DX12 to DX11 (hoping a patch from EA will fix DX12 issues. As it is enhanced for gaming). I also deleted the AMD Adrenaline driver application and rolled the driver back to the version Microsoft uses as a default (AMD used to be so good with regard to drivers. However, lately I have been a bit disappointed with the latest drivers. I was having issues with BF1 due to problems with AMD Radeon drivers). I also deleted the Origin client and re-installed it. I also shut off the Origin in-game overlay. I also adjusted the graphics quality to "high" rather than "ultra". The result so far has been good. I did these things yesterday afternoon (east coast) and have been playing with no issues since then. My advice would be to try the actions recommended by EA_Blueberry that I found to have a positive impact on the in game "freeze/crash" issue. Having said that however, it is still a short test period of only about a day or so. If I continue to not have the problem, I will not post further on the subject. But, if it does rear it's ugly head again, I will be back to post about it. Thanks.
