[PC] Crashing issue

@mrapan So the game does not crash when DXR (/or DX12) is disabled ? Is your videocard overclocked or any other components for that matter?

disable onboard Card name: Intel(R) HD Graphics 530 in BIOS

use the SFC command utility to fix system files on Windows 10

windows cleanboot

driver cleaner procedure

try playing with an open computer case to see if it the problerm is heat related?

install GPU supplier / factory monitoring BIOS.firmware update tool if possible

Install the latest Intel chipset driver

Good luck!

@XTRA-Larsiano Thanks a lot for your response! Yes when I disable DXR (and DX12) I can play without any crashes for a whole night.

Tried all the things you proposed, I was playing fine for two whole rounds with DXR on, but sadly crashed again a minute in on the third game.
Nothing is overclocked (other than factory oc ofc)

• Disabled iGPU (Intel HD Graphics) in BIOS.
• sfc /scannow fixed three things, was hoping for that one.
• Did the full driver cleaner procedure, but I did that when I just installed the card less than a month ago so didn't expect much here.
• Most drivers and firmware were up to date, but ran verify & repair just in case. Updated USB and LAN drivers.
• Deleted the Battlefield V folder in Users/<username>/Documents/ which I read somewhere helped a few.

I've got a pretty well cooled system, but ran monitoring while playing. Actually surprised how seemingly easy my pc runs the game on ultra settings.

CPU usage 65-75% (with a few spikes to 90%), at around 66-67°C.
GPU usage 50-70% at 60-65°C. I expexted it to have to work a lot harder.

That is a lot of testing. Your CPU temperatures are a bit high i think but this should only cause a little slowdown. If possible try bringing the temperature down to a maximum of 50/60’deg C. If you happen to have an Asus videocard maybe you can try GPU-Tweak II > OC scanner, this will test the videocards overclock ability and advice the maximum speeds accordingly. Also yesterday a new NV driver came to light that seems better then before. And last my RTX experience has to be honest also not been to smooth sofar and also endured more crashes then without it enabled. Keep us informed!

Hi again!

I made some good deals during black week, upgraded to 32 GB memory, and a new chassi, with a hell of a lot better airflow! My temps are now down almost 20 degrees:

~49°C (120°F) for the Gigabyte Aorus RTX 2070 Super, operating at 50-60% load

~48°C (118°F) on my i7 6700k @ 4008MHz, 60% avg load, top 75%

Tested with DXR on again, thanks to a daily achievement of staying alive for 90 sec, tracked my gameplay to 45 seconds before crashing, was just running towards the next objective, no battle yet. Got latest nvidia grd.

I have a Gigabyte card, but I just found a software called Aorus Engine, that I think might be pretty much the same thing. I will give it a go tomorrow!