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GeForce RTX 50 GPUs reportedly crash on Battlefield 6 maps with large bodies of water

NVIDIA RTX 50-series GPUs are reportedly experiencing crashes in Battlefield 6 maps featuring large bodies of water following a new seasonal update.

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The brief

GeForce RTX 50 GPUs are encountering driver crashes while running Battlefield 6, specifically on maps containing large bodies of water. This issue coincides with the launch of REDSEC Season 4, which introduces naval warfare and a Top Gun: Maverick crossover.

Coverage from TechPowerUp, VideoCardz.com, and PC Guide emphasizes that a fix is incoming. EA has advised users to roll back their RTX 50 series graphics drivers to maintain gameplay stability during Season 4.

Future developments depend on the release of the incoming fix mentioned in reports from TechPowerUp.

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Quick answers

Which hardware is affected by the crashes?

The issues are reported to affect NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50-series GPUs.

What is the recommended temporary solution?

EA suggests rolling back the RTX 50 series graphics driver.

What specific game content triggers the crashes?

Crashes reportedly occur on Battlefield 6 maps that feature large bodies of water.

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