Game crash when changing Anti Aliasing

@joshuacantthis is quite odd as MEMORY_CORRUPTION_LARGE_256_c0000005_memory_corruption typically points to unstable RAM. I don't think this would fix it, but just to rule it out, try running your RAM/FCLK at a slower speed....and/or loosen timings.

Also, have you tried older versions of GPU drivers?

@0CRKrJAK there shouldnt be any reason to have to go into the BIOS and change settings to change AA on a game.... I think this might also mean when AA is changed there is a memory leak possibly? Regardless if its something that can only be fixed at a bios level, maybe a patch is warranted

My RAM is fine. As I have mentioned a few times, the game runs incredibly well otherwise. I played for 4 hours yesterday, not a single issue.

GPU drivers could have an impact, but I'm only interested in playing the game, not the DDU/driver install shuffle for a couple hours to try checking for regressions.

My hope is that this report will get passed up a chain somewhere and a dev will go "ah ha, I know what's causing that" and fix it in a future release. For now I will live with TAA blur and ghosting because whining here is the limit of effort I'm willing to put in.

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@Solfermoney wrote:

@0CRKrJAK there shouldnt be any reason to have to go into the BIOS and change settings to change AA on a game.... I think this might also mean when AA is changed there is a memory leak possibly? Regardless if its something that can only be fixed at a bios level, maybe a patch is warranted

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Agreed...there shouldn't be any reason for this thread to exist in the first place, but unfortunately here we are.

There was another user on the Steam forums that reported a memory leak. So it's possible, however, I haven't experienced it even after gaming sessions that lasted multiple hours. 

omg thank you so much @joshuacant I read this and IMMEDIATLEY got back on the game lol. Works great!! Thank you NFS devs!!!