Recently, some players reported that there were bugs in the picture of "Assassin's Creed: Origin", with map errors, texture flickering, artifacts, etc.

Assassin's Creed: Origins is set in Egypt under the rule of Cleopatra of the Ptolemaic dynasty. The player character is a guard affiliated with the pharaoh and follows the character back to the original moment of the origin of the Assassin Brotherhood.

(Pictures from steam)

The ancient and mysterious Egypt, surrounded by royal power and conspiracy, the scene is grand and exquisite, continuing Ubisoft's excellent gaming environment.

(Pictures from steam)

Ubisoft's official response to the error in the picture was quite fast. He responded in the steam community as soon as possible, pointing his finger at NVIDIA, saying that this bug needs NVIDIA to deal with, and Ubisoft has no plan to update "Assassin's Creed: Origin".

Thus, the problem seems to be on Nvidia WHQL driver 465.89?

But Nvidia was not happy, and also sent a response, saying that we have tried to solve the problem and confirmed that this is an application error, so we have to solve it from the game development team.

Good guy, he kicked the ball around and no one wanted to admit it was his own problem.

Is it okay if I come to solve the problem for the player?

Although the editor cannot fix the bug for you once and for all, I can teach you to temporarily avoid this bug - fall back on the graphics card driver.

1. Reverse graphics card driver in Device Manager

1. Right-click the Start menu and select "Device Manager".

2. After opening the Device Manager, double-click the "Show Adapter" column to expand it.

3. Right-click the expanded device and select "Properties".

4. Click the "Driver" tab and click "Back Driver" (this button is not gray to click).

2. Reverse graphics card driver in driver life

If you can't click the fallback driver in the device manager, then let's take a look at driving your life~

1. Download the "Driven Life 8" client.

2. Click "Driver Management" and click "Scan Now".

3. Find the graphics card device in the scan results, click the small blue arrow after "Driver Version" and select one according to the date.For the previous old version of the driver, click the "Upgrade Driver"/"Overwrite Installation" buttons at the end.