Without your specs it's hard to say....
 
But a guess, after yesterday's very large BFV patch your hard/ssd drive(s) may need to be looked at.  Attention to the save drive for game files should be first  

maniacvvv
Without your specs it's hard to say....
 
But a guess, after yesterday's very large BFV patch your hard/ssd drive(s) may need to be looked at.  Attention to the save drive for game files should be first  

 
Here is the systems file if that helps. I would suspect the update too but I played 4 hours after the update yesterday and its not isolated to BF5. It crashed when running Heaven and Witcher 3. It seems to be relating to anything CPU or GPU intensive. 
 
https://1drv.ms/f/s!AhpMuwhZ9f348zVwd-XVJrnDMMEj

 
Moved to the Gaming section.

Please respond with the end result, Tyver. I'm curious what the fix is. thanks. 

Sounds like you got a hardware problem. Time to test everything one by one to figure it out.

Odd place for this Thread to be under Gaming and Gaming News
Any Files in this Folder C:\Windows\LiveKernelReports\WATCHDOG or this one C:\Windows\Minidump ?
If so use BlueScreenView.exe to see what the Codes are like 101 or 124 and so on.
 
Sound like the CPU is Overclocked to High or to low of a vCore
Or even bad memory. Disable HT in your Motherboard and rerun Prime 95 with your MB at Default CPU and Memory
And the BCLK set to 100. Even a corrupt OS Install.
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What Version of OS: Windows 10 Home?
Did someone or company put this computer together for you?

Tyver

Sajin
Sounds like you got a hardware problem. Time to test everything one by one to figure it out.

I highly suspected the GPU but I ran Prime 95 and a core is failing. I have run it several times and its not the same core every time, so far worker 5 and 11 have failed once, and worker 9 has failed twice. The failing core is moving around and usually failing in by a minute into Prime 95. The one time it didnt show a failure, I stopped it at 10 minutes since it was usually failing in less than a minute on the other runs. I suspect this is why earlier I was able to play Battlefield for a hour before failure but the reboot after, it lasted a minute into Heaven.
 
Temps on the processor are low-ish, 60-70 when the is running. Not one sticking out in temp.
 
 
So a side note, when the core fails the test, I lose audio. Dont know what that means but interesting. 

Try running prime95 again with only one stick of ram in the system.

Sajin

Tyver

Sajin
Sounds like you got a hardware problem. Time to test everything one by one to figure it out.

I highly suspected the GPU but I ran Prime 95 and a core is failing. I have run it several times and its not the same core every time, so far worker 5 and 11 have failed once, and worker 9 has failed twice. The failing core is moving around and usually failing in by a minute into Prime 95. The one time it didnt show a failure, I stopped it at 10 minutes since it was usually failing in less than a minute on the other runs. I suspect this is why earlier I was able to play Battlefield for a hour before failure but the reboot after, it lasted a minute into Heaven.
 
Temps on the processor are low-ish, 60-70 when the is running. Not one sticking out in temp.
 
 
So a side note, when the core fails the test, I lose audio. Dont know what that means but interesting. 

Try running prime95 again with only one stick of ram in the system.

I was doing that while typing my last reply. I had 2 stick in and it crashed immediately but I swapped to the other 2 and its ran 10 minutes before I stopped it. It also didnt crash during heaven Going to try and isolate if its a card or the slot possibly, I did add 2 more in a couple days ago, but theyre not the last piece I put in.

bcavnaugh
What Version of OS: Windows 10 Home?
Did someone or company put this computer together for you?

 
No, it was me, myself, and I. I swapped my MB and case a month ago and used old parts. Ive swapped nearly everything else during the remaing month. only orginal thing is harddrives. I did mulptiple clean installs of the OS during that time.

So I have been swapping Ram cards into different configurations and there appears to be no consistency to crashes. It doesnt seem to matter the slot or the card in it. Sometimes it crashes others it doesnt. What even odd is if there is a crash, most of the time I wasnt able to recreate the crash with a few more tries. 
 
I ran the memory diagnostic and the results showed every thing to be fine.
 
However, while I was in even viewer, I noticed some consistent errors.
A large number coming source DistributedCOM with event ID 10016
A decent number from source Security-SPP with Event ID 8233
See a handful from source Display with Event ID 4101 (all stating "Display driver nvlddmkm stopped responding and has successfully recovered")
 
 
Also saw Application Error with ID code 1000 with details
Faulting application name: bfv.exe, version: 1.0.68.22923, time stamp: 0x5c05ac27
Faulting module name: KERNELBASE.dll, version: 10.0.17763.134, time stamp: 0x1659a33b
Exception code: 0x887a0005
Fault offset: 0x0000000000055299
Faulting process id: 0x4d8
Faulting application start time: 0x01d48ea0c3095491
Faulting application path: C:\Program Files (x86)\Origin Games\Battlefield V\bfv.exe
Faulting module path: C:\Windows\System32\KERNELBASE.dll
Report Id: 97a796c7-4e86-4281-aa5b-8a29d16ced57
Faulting package full name:
Faulting package-relative application ID:
 
 
 
Another question I have is, could this be software? Any chance a clean install of Windows help? 

So I was able to run a few other games for a couple hours without issue. I decided to uninstall BF5 and try it again. Within the first 10 minutes it crashed. On reboot it goes past the bios, then it shows the ASUS loading screen. Once that's done it should go to the windows screen but it just remains blank. I cant get it to go any further. I'm afraid that whatever was wrong, may have just kicked the bucket. Though I am not seeing any QLED lights on the board indicating component boot failure.

Changed the vulgar language over to something a little more “inline with the forum terms of service”

Sajin
Sounds like you have multiple issues with your rig. Time to get the gpu tested in another rig. Since the prime95 crashes occur randomly I would suggest boosting your vcore to whatever you had it set at when you were ocing the cpu, but this time around leave the cpu at stock clocks to see if the increased vcore fixes the crashes in prime95.

I have no idea what the vcore was set to. When I when there was a OC, I was simply changing the clock ratios on the cores and left everything else on auto. Was given the advice that was a good place to start for a novice so that's what I did. I also dont have the over volt cable installed in the board.

What are the chances this is a MB problem? I just find it hard to believe I have multiple failed parts in a matter of weeks of install. It was running fine up until 2 days ago. At that point I had turned the OC off for a few days in preparation of putting in a custom water loop.


I'm also able to run some games just fine, I played Deep Rock Galactic for 2-3 hours last night and Roller coaster Tycoon 2 for 2 1-2 hours the night before. But Heaven, Prime 95, and BF5 have errors in minutes. This is what's confusing me, some things work and others dont.