the problem came up usually after 5-6 minute of gameplay....i tried everything....PLS SOMEONE COULD HELP ME!!
The thread I referred to list further steps on what to do if the issue persists.
@ThePaperAssassin also listed several suggestions in the linked topic. Thanks for that!
Hi @ViMurr
Close Origin.
Then go to Computer / C / Program Files (x86) / Origin Games
Once you are in the Origin folder go into your NFS folder / _Installer / DirectX / redist
Once you are in this folder you will notice a bunch of .rar's or cab's . Delete ALL of the .rar files OUT of the redist folder.
DO NOT DELETE: DSETUP.dll, dsetup32.dll, or DXSETUP.exe
Once the redist folder only has those 3 files that you DIDN'T delete are left, go back into Origin and hit the "Ready to Install" button again and it should be all set..
Now follow the steps again by folder redist - right click on DXSETUP.exe and Run as an Administrator.
This should fix all the permission issues.
Mistake.😳
Ok @ViMurr you are right, nor should you😳
You must uninstall the game.Run CCleaner http://help.ea.com/en/article/how-to-use-ccleaner-to-fix-pc-issues/
Restart your Pc.
Now install the game.
Update your video driver http://help.ea.com/en/article/finding-devices-and-updating-drivers/
Set up a a gaming profil for your graphics card https://help.ea.com/en/article/setting-up-a-graphics-card-gaming-profile/
Then run the setup file Origin with Admin rights http://help.ea.com/en/article/how-do-i-run-a-program-or-a-game-as-an-administrator/#2 and now try to run your game.
NOTE and you have to run the game in DirectX 11 and not DirectX 12 i think.🤔
DICE TeamPlease try the steps listed in this thread:
Hi, still have the same problem.....what can i do now?
And how can i run the game in dx11 rather 12?
DICE TeamThe thread I referred to list further steps on what to do if the issue persists.
@ThePaperAssassin also listed several suggestions in the linked topic. Thanks for that!
@Straatford87 @ThePaperAssassin @yahel_1
still dont work.......
are there news or other possibilities?
Hi @ViMurr 😉
Look in Spoiler
DirectX 12 is a game changing API. It is not only a performance booster – but unlocks advanced features for game engines as well. That said, we also know thanks to white papers that Fermi barely qualifies for DX12 support. Infact, it does not fully support major features (if at all) – like Async Compute. It is because of this that we originally expected Fermi to not qualify for the same but at the time of release the company made the following comments:
For gamers, Windows 10’s DirectX 12 is the focus of attention, enabling the creation of new, more advanced visual effects, and higher performance in DirectX 12-optimized games. With the Game Ready driver, Maxwell and Kepler GPUs offer complete support for DirectX 12. Fermi-based GPUs will gain support for DirectX 12 titles later this year, around the arrival of the first wave of DirectX 12 content. And of course, we’ll be ready and waiting with Game Ready drivers to add performance optimizations, SLI profiles, and much, much more.
Nvidia mentioned that the support would be arriving sometime by the end of this year and by the time the first wave of DX12 content lands. 2015 is practically over and there still hasn’t been any word from green. To be fair to them however, DX12 content is still scarce – so it is entirely possible that they are waiting for some actual titles to land before rolling out support for Fermi GPUs. There have been rumors that the low end offerings of the Geforce 900 series will come in Fermi flavors as well – and if those turn out to be true it will mean that the company has 900 series graphic cards without DX12 support
And i think you need to try this...🤔
The new GeForce Game Ready 364.51 WHQL drivers for Need For Speed and other games are now available to download via GeForce Experience.
More details here http://www.geforce.com/whats-new/articles/need-for-speed-geforce-gtx-970-recommended
If your situation is resolved, please let a feedbaCK.🙂 Thanks !!
