AVX Issues / Game Launches, then Crashes on Older Processors (CPU)
Hey Everyone,
Too many replies since I last checked and can’t reply individually, so I’ll try and sum up the most common causes I saw.
Most of the people I saw that are mentioning still crashing after the patch either have:
- Unsupported graphics card
- Very old drivers
If you fall into one of these categories please create a separate forum post. This thread is for the AVX issues and we don’t want to derail the topic into other types of issues. Be sure to include a DxDiag and any error codes that appear during the crash. Opening a ticket with our support team is also a good idea. Just note that a reply may take a bit due to the current queue time.
The graphics card requirement is rather strict and at the moment only discrete AMD and Nvidia graphics card that at least meet our minimum requirements will run the game. If you have a integrated graphics card then it is not supported. We have heard that some of the more recent integrated graphics cards have been able to run the game, but are still crashing after a period of time. In short, if you do not meet the minimum requirements for the graphics card, then the game will likely crash at some point.
If you do meet requirements be sure to update your graphics drivers either via AMD’s or Nvidia’s website to search for the drivers. Older graphics drivers will have trouble running the game. If your graphics card does not have any recent drivers from this year then it likely is not supported.
I also saw some mention of the Visual C++ update. Windows usually handles this by itself, but you are always welcome to try and manually update them as others have suggested. In general though having Windows 10 updated is a good idea. We have seen some of the much older versions of Windows have issues with the game.
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