EA Probes Battlefield 6 RTX 50 Series Crashes

EA and NVIDIA are investigating Battlefield 6 crashes on the Tsuru Reef map, primarily affecting RTX 50 and 40 series graphics cards.

Battlefield Studios is investigating frequent game crashes occurring on the Tsuru Reef map, which launched with Battlefield 6 Season 4: Pacific Front on July 21, 2026. The technical issues primarily impact players using NVIDIA RTX 50 series graphics cards, though some RTX 40 series users report driver failures. These crashes are most prevalent on maps featuring large bodies of water. While NVIDIA released driver version 610.74 on July 7, 2026, EA currently recommends that affected users downgrade to version 596.49 to mitigate the issue. EA is collaborating with NVIDIA to find a permanent solution and has requested that players experiencing ongoing stability problems submit their specific GPU models and driver versions to assist the investigation.


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