Do you get any message saying something like the display driver has failed to respond and has restarted, i.e TDR error? It might not always succeed in restarting the driver, but it might write the error in the system event log though.
@Herethos wrote:Do you get any message saying something like the display driver has failed to respond and has restarted, i.e TDR error? It might not always succeed in restarting the driver, but it might write the error in the system event log though.
No, checked the log and there are no suspicious errors what so ever before or after crash. Only that windows failed to shut down properly etc. Last log entry was 4 hours before crash.
Encountered TDR while searching for help on the same type of crash in BF4. Tried increasing the delay significantly but didn't help. That's a too complicated solution though, experience tells me something else is wrong.
I don't see anywhere in here that you have offered to give us a link to a copy of your DxDiag report, or where anyone has suggested that you do so. I now propose that you do that.
How to get DxDiag and put it in a Hastebin page:
http://answers.ea.com/t5/Titanfall/PC-Graphic-performance-issues-in-Titanfall-here-s-how-to-help-us/m-p/2454360#U2454360
http://hastebin.com/visabowuwo.tex
Sorry for that, here ya go.
Noticed my mouse was registered 4 times? Weird. I've had some trouble with the mouse not being responsive when starting computer despite being plugged in as usual... But this might be another problem entirely.
May I suggest you alter your power settings from Quality to "Performance" and test again?
There were other things at the very end under diagnostics that I couldn't read, not being in English, that a real expert in reading DxDiag reports, who is also fluent in your language, may need to look at.
