FSR2 Implementation Causing Sudden Crash

Hi Battlefield Team,

I want to fully support 'gnomecannon' who posted about the FSR2 implementation causing sudden crashes to desktop. I am experiencing the exact same crash, consistently producing the same crash dump as described in the original post.

Issue:

Battlefield 6 abruptly closes to desktop with no in-game error.

Windows Event Viewer logs Application Error 1000 for bf6.exe with ExceptionCode c0000005.

WinDbg analysis of my minidump points to bf6!ffxFsr2ResourceIsNull, which attempts to read an invalid pointer even when FSR is disabled in the game settings.

I have followed all standard troubleshooting steps:

- Verified integrity of game files on Steam - repair on EA app.

- Clean-installed/DDU: GPU drivers (NVIDIA 591.44, RTX 4090)

- Disabled all overlays (Steam, Discord, every possible overlay) nothing is running in the background.

- Set FSR off 

- Tested Fullscreen, Window mode and Borderless

 - BIOS and all drivers fully updated

- No overclocking active

- Reinstalled everything...

Etc, etc, etc.

Despite this, the crash occurs repeatedly mid-game and is reproducible. This is not an isolated issue — many users report the same problem across forums.

After around 100 hours of gameplay, it is extremely frustrating that such a technical issue persists. 

DICE & EA can you please prioritize investigating the FSR2 integration in Battlefield 6, specifically how FSR2 resources are handled, so we can finally have stable gameplay. After so many hours of gameplay, we should not have to deal with this kind of crash.

Thank you for taking this seriously.

Hope we sooner or later can visit the battlefields again with the full experience.

Best regards - Ezra

PC Specs:

CPU i9: 13900k - GPU: 4090 Asus Rog Strix - Motherboard: Asus Maximus Hero z790 - DDR5 RAM G.Skill 32GBx2 6000 MT/s - PSU: Seasonic Vortex GX-1200 80 Plus Gold - SSD 990 PRO 1TB - CPU Cooler: Artic liquid freezer iii pro. Screen:  26.5" Asus Rog Strix OLED XG27ACDNG - 2560x1440 QHD - 360 Hz - QD-OLED.