Installed the game to my PC. It ran well. Changed settings in game, now it just crashes. Lil' ...

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The game that has been crashing for me is valorant and I downloaded it from epic games. I ran the scan and nothing is wrong. I also updated my drivers, ran a secure boot, reinstalled the game, and nothing seems to work. It crashes randomly by just closing its self and it doesn’t impact my pc.

No, the game crashed, not the PC. My PC is well above recommended specs. I can play any current game on max settings.

Update:

Last night I kept crashing in ranked and finally did a full reset on my PC. Wiped the entire drive and only installed the bare minimum that I need to run Apex (steam, apex, logitech g hub, ahk for my keyboard).

Ran winaerotweaker to remove all of microsoft's garbage.

Removed Nvidia drivers using DDU and reinstalled directly from Nvidia's website.

Ran Windows updates.

Flashed bios with latest update even though I am already on it (which wiped any settings I had messed with).

Enabled XMP to have 3200 instead of 2666.

Did not mess with nvidia control panel.

Removed mouse accel and game mode.

Changed monitor refresh rate to 144hz.

Apex was installed and rather than copying my settings file I redid everything from scratch in game.

Only launch commands are: +CrossPlay_user_optin 0 -novid

No cfg files.

I will keep running the game on barebones Windows 11. If it crashes then it's an issue with GPU, CPU, Motherboard, or PSU as those are the only ones I haven't swapped out. If it doesn't then it had to do with a game file.

If it's game file related I will slowly copy my previous settings until I crash to find the culprit.

I have a gaming PC at work with Apex installed and so far it doesn't crash at all. I'll copy my game file settings from home and run them at work. Work monitor is 1080p while home is 1440p so it's less demanding which might not make it crash (same GPU diff brand).

I will update this thread with any new information that I have in hopes of narrowing down the issue and helping someone else in the future that stumbles upon this thread.

Hi,

I'm not sure what you mean by 'the computer gets stuck in turn'. Do you mean it crashed, or it crashes? Runs poorly?

Can you elaborate?

While this is mostly an Xbox console site, we do accept PC gaming questions as there some PC orientated users here. I'm one of them and I put my own PC together, so I'm quite well versed in PC hardware.

The graphics settings in Forza Horizon 4 can be changed in the associated menu settings screens. Your PC exceeds the minimum requirements of the game, so it should run well, but I would advise changing the settings to either Dynamic High or Dynamic Medium
with your system.