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Here are a few suggestions:
Verify your game files.
Re-install DirectX from the redist sub-folder under the Tomb Raider directory.
Update your graphics card drivers.
Make sure that you've installed ALL updates & patches to your OS.
Try running the game on normal or high settings before ultra or ultimate.
Turn off exclusive fullscreen and/or vsync.
Make sure you're not running some utility like FRAPS which may interfere with the game.
If using an Nvidia graphics card, try their GeForce Experience to configure the game.
If running an "older" system, try running it as DirectX 9 instead of 11 (search for how...)
As I said before - we don't know what you're trying to run the game on and trying to resolve your problem without any information is going to be guesswork at best. If you want some help please provide cpu, gpu, installed ram, operating system, desktop or laptop system, etc. - otherwise you're not gonna get much support from the community...
If you don't know that information you can download a program like Piriform's Speecy or use the System Information utility that comes with Windows... Try to be specific about what happens when the game crashes - does it go to the desktop, freeze, or fail to run at all? Does it show any messages?
Balls in your court...
MSI Z77-GD65
Windows 7 64bit
8gb RAM 1600
Radeon 6970
Its gets to a certain point and then crashes. Only thing that pops up is that the program stopped running. I've ran it at low, windowed, and everything in between. I've never had an issue until this one part in the game.
I'm using the 13.9 Catalyst drivers in my setup. If you're using those or newer you should be fine, so I would recommend going back and RE-installing the DirectX drivers in the redist sub-directory and validating your game files.
If you don't regularlly do it, you might consider running a utility like Piriform's CCleaner (use the default settings) to clean up any crud your system might've accumulated from general use. Also, if you haven't done it in a while, opening up the case and blowing out the dust bunnies from the cpu, gpu and any other fans with a can of compressed air would be advisable - it doesn't take much to cause a heat issue.
It's in the following folder (assuming you've installed everything to your c:\ drive...)
c:\program files (x86)\Steam\SteamApps\common\Tomb Raider\Redist
What version of the AMD Catalyst Drivers are your running?
AMD Catalyst 2013.1206.1603.28764