Really bad optimisation and performance with crashes

I sse EA are still slow to respond to anything ☹️ 

Hey,

same here. The first thing that happened to me after loading up the game was a nice crash to desktop with the old familiar DX-device-removed error. It has been around for years and it comes back every new release. 

See this 500+ page thread from bf1: https://forums.battlefield.com/en-us/discussion/38131/directx-function-error-nvidia-are-you-actually-serious-ea-28-03-17-21-34-cest/p1

they do usually fix it about 3-6 month after release. But that we have to go through the same error since bf4 is completely ridiculous .

practical tip for the time being: I am able to avoid the error at the moment by playing on 1080p instead of WQHD, but I can see that that would be unacceptable to you, considering you have pretty high-end rig. 

Apart from this I am also noticing a very poor optimisation compared to bf1. I am getting about half the fps compared to  bf1 despite lowering the resolution and without that much of an upgrade in graphical fidelity. 

Game needs to go back into the oven.

@Pro_b0@SinlessViper24 Sorry to see that you are having issues with the game. If you are sharing an error message can you always ensure that it is readable.

Is the error you are seeing releated to DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_REMOVED, if to this error points to an issue with your GPU and the best thing to do is a clean install of your GPU drivers. 

You also need to ensure that you:

• Turn on vsync
• Perform a clean bootbefore attemting to play the game
• Ensure you have power supply capable of meeting the demands of your hardware while it is under heavy gaming load
• Set all in game graphics settings to low in order to reduce the stress on your GPU.
• Set the high performance preset in your GPU control panel, as opposed to the high quality preset.
• Run your video card at stock speeds (memory and core). This is also important for players with factory overclocked cards. This will require some third party software such as EVGA Precision or MSI Afterburner etc.

Let me know how you get on.

Darko

Not sure how it’s not readable as I’m veiwing it from the link in full screen just fine ? 

Also so as mentioned I’ve done everything as usual to check. I’m not being funny but this rig should not be struggling to play 60fps at 4K atall... you game is poorly developed clearly as bf1 I get 4K 80+ FPS on ultra. Bfv can’t even manage 60fps on medium settings....

ive flashed my bios, clean install as I said in my original post, latest drivers, I’m down to medium settings from ultra. Ultra the game sits at 11fps... 

doesnt matter if the cpu or gpu is overclocked or not it performs the same. 

Take me a look on your forums there are 100’s with the same issues and worse on the same hardware and better. 

@SinlessViper24 You must have better eyes than me as when I try to zoom in on the error to read it, it all gets too fuzzy to read clearly. 

The issue you are having is related to your GPU, the error from what I understand of it is telling you this. Did you try the steps I suggested above? If not then please go through them.

Darko

And here is The settings im having to use to get the game to be somewhat playable currently.... as you can see nvidia think the machine is more than capable of ultra settings but the game just isn't playable at those (optimised) settings

im viewing it on a 4k monitor without zooming in? (I bet your not following the link no doubt) 

yeah I've done all the normal stuff as I stated Bf1 had the same  error on launch so its not a new thing its a game related issue and bf is the only game it happens in, I play Destiny 2 at ultra 4k 60+fps no issues and the same for Forza 7 and Horizon 4. its literally a battlefield issue not my machine. 

here is hardware monitoring results after 1 game at medium settings

and here is hw monitor at ultra settings in game

BFV stresses my computer in quite the unique way I have not seen in any other game.

I have an 8700k+1080ti too and seem to max them both (99% usage) in all ultra 1440p at around 80-110 FPS depending on map and situation.

Many computers that are overclocked are not tested for continued stability at those usages so the first thing I would test it removing all overclocks and then evaluate the game from there.

The game runs well though so would not call it unoptimized, there might be a few crashes etc. that will get fixed in upcoming patches.