Last Updated: 2025-07-17
If your PC meets the minimum system requirements but you're still experiencing crashes while playing THE FINALS, there are a few common causes that may be responsible, most of which are easy to fix.
Below are three of the most likely reasons your game might be crashing, along with steps you can take to resolve them:
Outdated or incompatible drivers, especially graphics drivers are one of the most common causes of crashes in PC games.
Check for updates for the following hardware drivers:
GPU (graphics card)
CPU
Motherboard / BIOS
Monitor
Wi-Fi Adapter / Network Card / Modem
Peripherals (mouse, keyboard, etc.)
Press Windows Key + R to open the Run dialog.
Typedxdiag and hit Enter.
Go to the Display tab.
Your graphics card name and manufacturer will be listed there.
Depending on your GPU brand, use one of the following tools or websites to update your drivers:
These tools automatically detect your hardware and provide the latest drivers for your system.
DirectX enables communication between your game and hardware components like the GPU, keyboard, and speakers. If your version of DirectX is outdated, you may experience:
Game crashes
Input lag or unresponsive controls
Audio glitches
You can install the latest version of DirectX directly from Microsoft:
Running an outdated version of Windows may interfere with game performance and compatibility.
Click the Start button (Windows icon).
Select the Settings (gear) icon.
Go to Update & Security.
Click Check for Updates.
Make sure you restart your PC after installing any updates.
If you've tried all the above and are still experiencing crashes, you may also want to:
Verify the game files through Steam
Reinstall THE FINALS
Disable overlays or third-party software
Contact Player Support for further troubleshooting