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Feb 11, 2019  Apex Legends crash on pc, apex legends keep crashing, how to fix apex legends from randomly crashing on PC in windows 10. In this video i'm going to show you.

Apex Legends is the go-to battle royale game for a lot of people right now — as in 25 million people. PC is one of the available platforms, but like all PC games, you need to make sure yours has the right bits inside to help it run smoothly and get the best display possible.

In fact, if you're dealing with a crashing PC problems while playing Apex Legends, the settings menu is the first thing to check. We've got the minimum and recommended settings listed out for you here, plus some advice for getting the most out of your system.

Apex Legends Minimum System Requirements

As the heading suggests, the below requirements are what you need to get the game up and running. It's a perfectly satisfactory experience with the minimum settings, but note that you won't be able to get 60fps or the best resolutions this way.

  • OS: 64-bit Windows 7
  • CPU: Intel Core i3-6300 3.8GHz / AMD FX-4350 4.2 GHz Quad-Core Processor
  • RAM: 6GB
  • GPU: NVIDIA GeForce GT 640 / Radeon HD 7730
  • GPU RAM: 1 GB
  • HARD DRIVE: Minimum 22 GB of free space

Apex Legends Recommended System Requirements

These recommended requirements are meant to ensure you hit 60fps at the right settings.

  • OS: 64-bit Windows 7
  • CPU: Intel i5 3570K or equivalent
  • RAM: 8GB
  • GPU: Nvidia GeForce GTX 970 / AMD Radeon R9 290
  • GPU RAM: 8GB
  • HARD DRIVE: Minimum 22 GB of free space

Apex Legends Performance Recommendations

The phrase 'at the right settings' is important if you do want to hit 60fps. For example, at 1440p, even the recommended settings aren't likely to achieve 60fps.

Apex Legends doesn't start with any preconfigured settings either. So, you'll want to go into the menu and adjust the various options available to optimize performance.

Here's a list of how adjusting each setting can affect your performance:

  • Texture Streaming Budget: Lowering from 'Insane' to 'None' can boost performance by 6%
  • Texture Filtering: Changing from 16x anisotropic to bilinear filtering might improve performance approximately 6%, though has less impact on newer GPUs
  • Ambient Occlusion Quality: Disabling this aspect boosts performance around 15%
  • Sun Shadow Coverage: Set this one to low to give an extra 5% increase in performance
  • Sun Shadow Detail: Lowering the shadow detail increases performance by 3%
  • Spot Shadow Detail: Disable this one to get another 3% performance boost
  • Volumetric Lighting: You get a bigger boost from disabling this aspect, approximately 6%
  • Dynamic Spot Shadows: Not quite as important, only affecting specific scenes instead of overall performance.
  • Model Detail: Low performance here will add another 6% increase
  • Effects Detail: Depends on each scenario, since it mostly affects combat visuals — though nothing significant.
  • Impact Marks: No major impact with this one, since it controls something fairly limited anyway
  • Ragdolls: Affects the CPU load, though because it measures dead body physics, your mileage will vary.

Some users have also found that Apex Legends automatically runs off their integrated graphics card, if your unit has one. If your performance isn't quite what it should be based on your GPU's abilities, give this a try:

  1. Right click on your home screen/desktop screen
  2. Choose 'Nvidia Settings' or the settings for whatever your graphics card might be
  3. Click 'programs'
  4. Choose 'add programs'
  5. Find Apex Legends, and select it
  6. Save
  7. Restart the game

These steps should ensure the game runs on your gaming graphics card, instead of the on-board card.

And, of course, if you want 4K, you'll need to go beyond the recommended CPU and GPU requirements and potentially lower some of the display settings as well.

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If you're new to Apex Legends and wonder which characters are the best and which abilities to focus on, head over to our Apex Legendscharacter rank list and ability guide.

And if you're only just getting started, our beginner's guide to winning faster lays out some great tips, plus you'll want to read our best guns guide too.

Apex Legends players who are still experiencing crashes can look forward to some solutions from Respawn Entertainment with the developer saying on Friday that those crashes are still a “big priority.”

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Sharing a troubleshooting guide specifically for the PC version of Apex Legends, Respawn posted on Reddit to explain what it’s doing to combat these crashes that are kicking players out of games. While crashes on the console versions have been improved in the past few updates, Respawn cited the range of options the PC platform presents as an explanation for the extra time needed to fix those crashes.

“We are working closely with hardware partners to investigate and address the issues being reported,” Respawn said about the crashes on the PC version. “The wide range of PC specs and hardware configurations means there are a lot more variables to account for so finding, reproducing, fixes, and testing take time. Still work to do and this is a big priority for us with many people working diligently on it.”

Though Apex Legends hasn’t received a large-scale balance update yet as players settle into the meta, some of the patches released so far have targeted server stability and these crashes. An update released earlier in the week fixed issues with GPU hangs among other problems while ones before that targeted specific PC-related issues as well as those that console players were experiencing. Respawn said those updates and others have improved the game’s performance on consoles and that the developer will continue working on that area.

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“This week we saw a good reduction in crashes on console since the last patch and continue testing more improvements for the future,” Respawn said.

One of the issues causing games to crash on different platforms was fixed in an update released just before the weekend began, though the crash scenario was a new one that only came about with the release of the Havoc weapon. Players encountered problems where the use of the Havoc would crash the game, but that issue’s now been resolved. The same update also patched some exploits players had found, some of which involved the game’s rarest weapons, all those detail seen here.

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