Game graphics settings also play a role in triggering the LowLevelFatalError. We’ll guide you through several verified methods to address the error.
1. Disable Ray Tracing
If you encounter the LowLevelFatalError, start by disabling Ray Tracing in the game’s video settings, as it may cause issues in certain situations.
2. Change Resolution Scaling Method
The resolution scaling method used in The Finals could also lead to the LowLevelFatalError. Changing the resolution scaling method may fix this. Switching to AMD FSR2 from NVIDIA DLSS may resolve the error.
3. Turn off Fullscreen Optimization
Windows comes with a fullscreen optimization feature that allows the game to perform as fullscreen in windowed mode. This allows you to easily tab out of the game if needed. The feature interferes with The Finals, which can cause it to crash. Disabling this feature might help.
4. Force DirectX11
The Finals may crash using the default DirectX12 configuration. Forcing it to use DirectX11 through Steam’s launch options could resolve this.
5. Downgrade Graphics Drivers
Recent updates to NVIDIA and AMD video drivers have sometimes triggered the LowLevelFatalError. Downgrading your drivers may be the solution.
6. Validate Game Files
Missing game files can also result in LowLevelFatalError crashes. Steam’s verify integrity of game files feature can fix this issue.
7. Turn off XMP
Finally, if none of the above solutions work, the XMP or D.O.C.P. memory configuration might be the culprit. While these settings can enhance your memory performance, they may cause stability issues in certain games.
Disable XMP or D.O.C.P. in your computer’s BIOS settings. (Refer to your motherboards manufacturer to get more help on this, steps vary from brand to brand.)Additionally, remove any overclocking from your CPU or GPU to eliminate potential system instability concerns.
With these methods, you should be able to eliminate the LowLevelFatalError in The Finals. If crashes continue, contact The Finals support team for help. They can provide further assistance by examining the crash logs.
