Intel investigates Battlefield 6 crashes in GPUS Alchemist of the ARC series

The Battlefield 6 open beta has achieved immense success, with over 300,000 simultaneous players on its debut. However, not everyone can enjoy the game as they would like, as users of Intel’s dedicated video cards have reported crashes in the game.

Apparently Battlefield 6 wages on loading screens or even in the middle of the gameplay, according to Alchemist -based GPUS users reported in game forums. The good news is that Intel will not ignore the problem, and has already issued an official statement about it:

“Our Intel team is aware of the Crashes problem that some of you are facing while playing Battlefield 6 in GPUS dedicated from the Intel Arc A series,” says the company’s post, in free translation. “Rest assured, we are seeing this! We are working hard to develop a correction and we will make a driver update available to solve this as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience and keep an eye on updates.”

While Intel does not solve, user discovers simple solution to mitigate the problem

A second good news for Intel Arc A card users is that there is apparently a very simple solution to the problem, while the company does not publish its official driver update.

According to the user ok_tomato_o, in reddit, the bug happens with Battlefield 6 running in “windless window” mode on these boards. Many games today use this setting as standard.

Just move to the window mode (with edges) or the full screen mode and the problem, according to him, stop happening. Other users respond to the post reporting that the solution really works, so it’s worth trying for those who need it.

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It’s a simple adjustment, but with so many players it may be that not everyone knows. Since Battlefield 6’s open beta will only last two weekends, it’s even more important that the problem is soon corrected.

Via: WCCFTech