Apex Legends crash [ Edited ]

[babyKien]

I9 9900K 4.9 GHZ
MSI RTX 2080 TI GAMING X TRIO 
TRIDENTZ RGB 32GB 
970 EVO NVME SSD 1TB 

Im having the same issue i tried almost everything that people suggest here but none of them work for me . 

[Pfynn]

https://www.reddit.com/r/apexlegends/comments/apwuzu/engine_error_0x887a0006_fix/

[OscarJurgen]

Had the same problem. with Gsync on there was no error message at all. When i turned it off i had that error message. And when i switched the tripple buffering off it stopped. Now i can turn on Gsync in nvidia again with no crashing problems.

[MrSlend_0]

In order to fix the crashing issue you have to go to Settings--- Video and lower the Texture Streaming Budget.(It should say 8gb or 4b of Vram) This helped me with my crashes and I hope that it will help you as well.

[velimirius]

Random crash after 1sec freeze, this is the only game in the past 5 years that im getting this error. Installed the game on my old pc as well and it has those random crashes there as well.

intel i5-6600

rx 480

8gb ddr4

win7

[DeadWanted14]

I had the error "DXGI_ERROR_DEVICE_HUNG" and nothing worked for me. But this fixed me: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UyLWjfoQ294 only with the drivers 417.71. I could not even finish only one game for a week, and I just played 4 hours ! I have all of my graphic in low, full screen windowsed, 4Go VRAM.

My config : i7700k no OC, Zotac Gaming RTX 2080Ti no OC

[AgustinVRN2019]

Code error is 0xc0000001d at 0x00007ff724d2ab15

that is the error that appears when opening my graphic card is r7 360 2gb and processor core 2 quad Q8200

[LordKuningaz]

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@Zetmor wrote:

Ok for you it is not a driver issue. But for other people, IT IS a nvidia driver issue.

I could not run the game, almost at all: could not finish the tutorial, and the game would crash in a minute or two. I had the 418.81 nvidia driver.

And as mentionned before, I just uninstalled the 418.81 (with DDU), and I have installed the 417.35 one (12.12.2018).

And I did not have a single crash since with that driver: I played the whole week-end (maybe 50 games?): I'm level 16.

My setup:

CPU Intel Core i9-9900K @ 4.8 GHz
GPU Gigabyte RTX 2080 Ti GAMING OC 11G

I've also set the max fps to 120 with the advanced launch option "+max_fps 120" (game properties), V-Sync on Double Buffered mode. All settings maxed out.

(the max_fps is to limit to my monitor best rate, and also give the GPU some margin, but that was NOT the fix, it was also crashing with "+max_fps 120" with the 418.81 driver)

So yep, it IS a nvidia driver issue, for some people.

Sorry I don't have a clue for the AMD users though.

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Sorry, but for the most nvidia users IT ISNT a driver issue.

[NOhopeGIMMErope]

After downgrading my Nvidia Drivers from 418.81 to an older one, I lose my monitor resolution and I go down from 165 Hz to 60 Hz.

How do I maintain those settings after downgrading?

[Christizzz]

Having also recurrent crashes with "engine failure"..tried all possible solutions discussed in this thread.

Gtx1070 and i6600k