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Mxs191
Seasoned Novice
7 years ago
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Product: Battlefield V Platform:PC Please specify your platform model. PC AMD or Nvidia Model Number GeForce GTX 1070 Enter RAM memory size in GB 16GB Are you using any software with an overlay?...
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    OttoVP
    7 years ago
    @Altar187 lol mate! 🙂 btw when you get the chance to make this check let me know if it's a ram module problem
    see you on the battlefield
    if this solved your issue please set it and give xp if you want 🙂
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OttoVP
7 years ago

@Altar187that randomness veers my opinion to a mem module problem. did you try a run of memtest86+? https://www.memtest86.com/
have hwmonitor running all time and check your temps tho (and report here your temps)
i've got random crashes when my southbridge cooling heatsink was installed by asus w/out proper thermal paste on all the surface and drove me mad since i figured out...FYI those crashes happened only under heavy load like bf4 and 5

let me know if this fix your issue Standard smile
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Mxs191
Seasoned Novice
7 years ago

@OttoVP  The memtest requires a USB drive. I currently don't have one and will have to test it at a later date. I use to have a temp issue and I found it was because the thermal paste wasn't completely covering and I had to redo it. Never had an issue since then with it though. I will get to testing those but until then if you have any other ideas as to why it could be happening I can probably get to checking those sooner. 

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    OttoVP
    7 years ago
    @Altar187 you can do it old school: burn a cd! :D
    mind running a prime95 test (https://www.mersenne.org/download/) and see if it fails: bear in mind that will put your cpu to extreme load (read temps) so it's useful to monitor them! (hwmonitor)
    one more try you can do is trying playing with your case open

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    Mxs191
    Seasoned Novice
    7 years ago

    @OttoVP  I actually don't have a CD drive either. :D but I can do the rest

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    OttoVP
    7 years ago
    @Altar187 lol mate! 🙂 btw when you get the chance to make this check let me know if it's a ram module problem
    see you on the battlefield
    if this solved your issue please set it and give xp if you want 🙂
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