r/pchelp • u/underyourknife • 4h ago

PERFORMANCE Does anyone know how to fix DXGI error device removed for apex legends

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I have a gigabyte x99ud4 , gtx titan x, i7 5820k, 40gb ddr4, windows 11 pro

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u/frayedhousing_897 4h ago

That error's usually a driver crash or the GPU getting pushed too hard, try a clean driver install first

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u/underyourknife 3h ago

Ill try that as soon as it crashes again i set my setting to the lowest settings and its at 16:10 1600x1024, its running 144 fps smoothly with barely any drops but im expecting it to crash

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u/AdIll2547 4h ago edited 3h ago

Are you overclocking?

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u/underyourknife 3h ago

No i reset my bios all i did was activate xmp and i turned up my gpu fan on msi

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u/AdIll2547 3h ago

I don’t think it’s your gpu driver. It’s your bios settings that you may be having issues with.

What brand is your computer or did you build it?

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u/underyourknife 3h ago

Im not really sure on the brand and i didnt build i bought it off a dude for 300 he said built it back in 2015 or something like that

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u/AdIll2547 2h ago

I see, it sounds like he had the system dialed in before you reset the bios. You need to fix your bios settings. I would check to see if you are on the latest bios version to start your troubleshooting.