This has continued from Battlefield 1. I get DX crashes almost every time I play either game. Very annoying to say the least! I tried every fix mentioned I could find anywhere on the web. This crash happens whether components are overclocked or running stock speeds, including BIOS at default. I tried every possible driver I could. Both games continue to crash with DX error. This issue began with the release of BF1.
In Battlefield V, it doesnt matter whether running SLI or single card, I still get the error. Funny that my GTX580 3GB has never crashed during Battlefield 1 gameplay.
I swapped out the GTX680 cards and put them in an X58 i7-960 system, and I get exact same crashes. So I beleive it is safe to assume it isnt my X79 system causing the issues. As I said, in BFV, it will crash whether I am running SLI or single card during game play.
I did a fresh Win7 install as well with no luck.
Yes, my GTX680s are old. But hey, they crush both BF1 and BF5 at ULTRA settings and 1920X1080 rez.
So, please tell us who is at fault; nvidia or EA/Dice. Please fix this problem.
I am hoping there is going to be an actual solution. The proposed solution(s) in this forum and the others only run a person in circles. This is a wide spread issue. Not sure why it is not being addressed.
My sys specs:
mobo: Asus RIVF (tried several different BIOS versions with no luck)
CPU: i7-3930K @ 4300mhz
MEM: Corsair Dominator Platinum DDR4-2400mhz @ 2200mhz
GPU: EVGA GTX680 4GB 2-way SLI @ 1175/1700
SSD; Corsair Neutron 240GB
PSU: Corsair AX1200i
Win7 Pro 64
Custom Water cooling on CPU and GPUs, so heat isnt the issue.
If so many people have this issue, and all of the steps above just don't work, then they should make a patch.
I have just build a new PC. All drivers installed. Yes, I used easydriver as well. This is a proper build!
Still, I can't ever finish a round of conquest, because my PC decides to suddenly restart.
