The game crashes PC

Not your PC, I had the same problem, happen to me twice today

Update: After reading ResTeAZy's solution I always investigated my PSU and it seems like exactly the same thing was happening. I purchased a 1000W PSU and I've been able to play for a few hours without a crash! Seems like it was a hardware issue after all.

I commented on the other thread as well but might as well post it here too:

Mobo: Asus B650 Tomahawk

GPU: 7900 XT

CPU: 9800X3D

RAM: Corsair 32GB DDR5

Memory usage only gets to around 12GB and then will just crash my PC. Have to do a hard reset on the PSU.

Temps are fine so it's not a thermal issue. I was able to play the beta with no crashes.

Turned off Precision Boost Overdrive, and Core Performance Boost. I also updated to the latest B650 Tomahawk BIOS firmware (Stable) V E7D75AMS.1O0

I was able to get into game and play one but during the transition to the next match it crashed again. It almost never seems to happen during gameplay, always during loading into the match.

Crashes either during the main menu, during spawn selection or during gameplay with no error to show, just straight to desktop.

The gameplay is constantly stuttering in bursts, making it unplayable and then it inevitably crashes.

I had no problems whatsoever during the beta, no changes to hardware, all drivers and software updated.

Tried lowering every setting to Low, same outcome.

i5-9600KF
GTX 2060 Super 8GB
32GB RAM
1440p & 1080p

For me, it never crashed to the desktop, the crash is a complete breakdown that either reboots the PC automatically or requires manual reboot. It seems like a memory leak of some kind, as it is present on different graphic settings.

It has just happened again in the campaign, directly after choosing campaign option in the menu. Hard crash, reboot needed.

Same for me. It crashes often when playing mods with large number of players. It is fine otherwise.

Steam

9800X3D

MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 4080

64GB RAM G.SKILL Trident Z5 Neo RGB Series DDR5 6000

ASUS TUF Gaming B850-Plus WiFi

I am guessing most of you did not have a look into your Windows Event Viewer, right?

1, go there immediately after your machine revives from the crash

2, go to System Events and check the time around crash time

3, there may be a red entry saying something like "The computer has rebooted from a bugcheck.  The bugcheck was...."

If there's not, this may be a different problem.

4, the entry tells you about the location of a minidump file - remember that. 

5, download WinDbg if you don't have it already, then run it as administrator

6, go to File -> Open Crash Dump -  open the minidump file

7, let WinDbg do its thing - at the end there should be a clickable link called "run !analyze -v" - CLICK IT!

8, see if the resulting block of text contains strings like eaanticheat, eaanticheat.sys, AV_eaanticheat!unknown_function

9, if so, paste the whole block here so EA team can have a good look what their awesome superior never-at-fault anticheat does to people

The event viewer says: The system has rebooted without cleanly shutting down first. This error could be caused if the system stopped responding, crashed, or lost power unexpectedly.

I am not an expert, but errors before and after the crash are connected to the GameInput Service.

Ok, I am checking the solution, will report back.

There are typically two instances of the GameInput service on Windows, which causes the warning/error in Event Viewer.

Where to find the GameInput service files on your system:

Old version (should be removed): C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft GameInput\

This is anoying as **bleep**...i can't even finish one single round without crash to desktop