DirectX crash

[tommi_6o]

Hi,
I need some help to find out what is causing this crash when playing Battlefield 4.

 
My specs are:
Titan X sli
3770k
8 GB ram

[SPAS-ID]

Theres something that eating your VRAM, are you sure u dont run anything at all ?

[tommi_6o]

Theres something that eating your VRAM, are you sure u dont run anything at all ?

I don't think VRAM is causing the crash especially when Titan X's have 12GB of VRAM.

[SPAS-ID]

Do you even try to figure it out what does the error say ?, 
Left : Used
Right : Avaliable VRAM

[tommi_6o]

Do you even try to figure it out what does the error say ?, 

Left : Used

Right : Avaliable VRAM

Virtual memory is not VRAM http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/what-is-virtual-memory#1TC=windows-7

[SPAS-ID]

Sorry

 

Virtual memory is not VRAM http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/what-is-virtual-memory#1TC=windows-7

Sorry my Bad  but this mean u dont have any memory left, do u install any untrusted program / download untrusted file ?

[tommi_6o]

Sorry

 

Sorry my Bad  but this mean u dont have any memory left, do u install any untrusted program / download untrusted file ?

I'm using 6-7GB of ram when the crash happens so it's not caused by running out of memory.

[SPAS-ID]

Try Reinstall Driver

[tommi_6o]

Try Reinstall Driver

I reinstalled it with DDU but it didn't work

[evilarceus]

Are you using Windows 10?

[tommi_6o]

Are you using Windows 10?

This particular crash was on Windows 10 but I have 7 on my main drive.

[evilarceus]

This particular crash was on Windows 10 but I have 7 on my main drive.

Do you get the error in Windows 7?

[tommi_6o]

Do you get the error in Windows 7?

I don't remember. I just want to know what that error means.

[evilarceus]

I don't remember. I just want to know what that error means.

"E_OUTOFMEMORY"

 

Means you don't have enough VRAM, which I know for a fact is wrong, especially for a GTX TITAN X My only guess would be because of Windows 10.

[tommi_6o]

"E_OUTOFMEMORY"

 

Means you don't have enough VRAM, which I know for a fact is wrong, especially for a GTX TITAN X My only guess would be because of Windows 10.

My VRAM usage wasn't even close to 12GB.

 

edit: Sorry I didn't notice you said that it must be wrong.