Users of Intel’s Arc A-series GPUs are facing compatibility challenges with the newly launched installment of Battlefield. In response to these concerns, Intel has recognized the issue and is actively working on a solution.
Intel Arc A-Series GPUs: Crashes in Battlefield 6 Prompt Driver Update Announcement
The highly anticipated open beta for Battlefield 6 has just gone live, and reports are already surfacing about game crashes tied to specific hardware configurations. While this issue is not widespread, it notably affects many users with Arc A-series graphics cards. Players utilizing Arc Alchemist discrete GPUs have encountered crashes either during the game’s loading process or while playing, prompting Intel to issue an update on the matter.
Our team at Intel is aware of the crashing issue some of you are experiencing while playing Battlefield 6 on Intel Arc A-Series discrete GPUs. Rest assured, we’re on it! We’re working hard to develop a fix and will be rolling out a driver update to resolve this as soon as possible. Thanks for your patience and keep an eye out for updates.
– Intel
For those who haven’t visited the EA forums, a number of users have reported experiencing crashes with Arc A-series GPUs. Players have stated that the game consistently crashes during match loading phases. Several reports on Reddit echo these sentiments, with Redditor u/Ok_Tomato_O suggesting a temporary workaround for the issue.
According to user testing, Battlefield 6 crashes predominantly when running in “Borderless Mode”—the default setting for the game. Switching to either Full Screen or Windowed mode appears to mitigate the crashes entirely. Many players have reported that this solution is effective, and until Intel releases a definitive driver update, Arc A-series GPU owners are encouraged to follow these adjustments.
Intel’s commitment to resolving this issue gives hope for a long-term fix. Currently, users of the Arc B-Series GPUs do not seem to encounter similar problems.
Update: Intel has announced the release of a new driver aimed at addressing the crashing issue in Battlefield 6 for Arc A-series GPUs.
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