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Backisreal157
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31 Jul 2026 at 18:37 #1

I've been getting a BSOD during every game since I updated my Nvidia drivers to 610.88. The game used to work without any issues whatsoever before Season 4 was released. Since then, I usually got one BSOD per 2-hour session, but now the game has become unplayable. Any simple workaround? I'm on win11, rtx4070ti and i713700k.

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IDEXLEI
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31 Jul 2026 at 18:38 #2

Revert back to older drivers.

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UrumaShu
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31 Jul 2026 at 18:48 #3

Nvidia 596.49 is best for bf6 all newer drivers give me crashes with a 5080

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IDEXLEI
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31 Jul 2026 at 18:55 #4

This ^

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Backisreal157
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31 Jul 2026 at 20:12 #5

Revert back to older drivers.
Thank you for your feedback, but the issue remains. I'm still getting BSODs in every game, even with driver version 596.49.

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nimalegechoubiSB
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1 Aug 2026 at 01:57 #6

Revert back to older drivers.
Thank you for your feedback, but the issue remains. I'm still getting BSODs in every game, even with driver version 596.49.
maybe your cpu started dying as you have 13th gen intel

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FoxLeks
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1 Aug 2026 at 02:36 #7

I'm the last guy in the world to say "it's your PC", especially with this craptastic game. But BSOD are usually the sign of a hardware issue. I understand that the issue probably doesn't occur in other games, but something isn't right with your PC.
Try updating your bios and motherboard chipset drivers, then do a clean install of your video drivers. I recommend DDU in safe mode to clean any trace of the old drivers away. If your CPU has an onboard IGPU, try disabling the IGPU in the bios. Disable bluetooth and wifi in the bios, if you aren't using them.

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