Which makes absolutely no sense as the consoles doesn’t have these issues at all. So if they agreed to do something like that just proves they have absolutely no clue of how to handle games on different platforms. An example: “The game after this patch runs on 15fps on PS, however this is not a problem on neither xbox or pc.” Do you seriously think EA/DICE would delay a patch fixing that problem? They have to act on a situation to situation basis, else it’s horrible practice, simple as that. They’re ruining the experience for a pretty big chunk people, effectively showing us the middle finger by their absolute silence.
The hotfix does not help, at least for me on my nvidia gtx 760… First day I installed it everything was working fine played it for 3 hours, and suddenly today i’m getting more crashes with the hotfix then with the previous drivers…
GTX 1070, Intel i7 6700HQ, 2.6GHz, 16GB RAM, Windows 10. I tested with almost all drivers starting from the earliest driver that is needed to run Battlefield 1. No luck. However, interchanging between directX 11 and 12 allows me to sometimes play the game. Resolution scaling at default of 125%. This problem is hard to figure out, I could crash at the lowest of quality and when I set it to ultra, the crash stops. Or the other way around.
previous page i saw a guy talking about 2014 drivers nvidia, and had no issues for almost 40 hours gameplay.. did anyone have tested 2014/2015 drivers?