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Have you checked PUBG crash logs
Location = C:\Users\%username%\AppData\Local\TslGame\Saved\Logs
Check the latest subfolder in the path above. In the subfolder is a XML file. Open it in Notepad and search for "<ErrorMessage>" (no quotes).
Whats your PSU ?
Is Windows generating any system error logs from the crash (Event viewer > Windows logs > System) ?
Reading around the web if you are running on 8GB it is reccomended to restart the game every 3 or 4 matches, if you are running additional stuff it might be 2 or 3 before a restart, as such an upgrade to 16GB might be in order if you are playing a few matches before it crashes, if it's crashing every match this is irrelevant perhaps.
<ErrorMessage>LowLevelFatalError [File:D:\wk\tsl-client-dev3-branch\build\UnrealEngine\Engine\Source\Runtime\Windows\D3D11RHI\Private\D3D11Util.cpp] [Line: 182] &nl;Unreal Engine is exiting due to D3D device being lost. (Error: 0x887A0006 - 'HUNG')&nl;</ErrorMessage>
<CrashDumpMode>0</CrashDumpMode>
<CrashReporterMessage></CrashReporterMessage>
<Misc.NumberOfCores>4</Misc.NumberOfCores>
<Misc.NumberOfCoresIncludingHyperthreads>4</Misc.NumberOfCoresIncludingHyperthreads>
<Misc.Is64bitOperatingSystem>1</Misc.Is64bitOperatingSystem>
<Misc.CPUVendor>GenuineIntel</Misc.CPUVendor>
<Misc.CPUBrand> Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3470 CPU @ 3.20GHz</Misc.CPUBrand>
<Misc.PrimaryGPUBrand>NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1050 Ti</Misc.PrimaryGPUBrand>
<Misc.OSVersionMajor>Windows 10</Misc.OSVersionMajor>
<Misc.OSVersionMinor></Misc.OSVersionMinor>
<MemoryStats.TotalPhysical>8570179584</MemoryStats.TotalPhysical>
<MemoryStats.TotalVirtual>140737488224256</MemoryStats.TotalVirtual>
<MemoryStats.PageSize>4096</MemoryStats.PageSize>
<MemoryStats.TotalPhysicalGB>8</MemoryStats.TotalPhysicalGB>
<MemoryStats.AvailablePhysical>3119149056</MemoryStats.AvailablePhysical>
<MemoryStats.AvailableVirtual>140726354538496</MemoryStats.AvailableVirtual>
<MemoryStats.UsedPhysical>2694758400</MemoryStats.UsedPhysical>
<MemoryStats.PeakUsedPhysical>3375419392</MemoryStats.PeakUsedPhysical>
<MemoryStats.UsedVirtual>4916674560</MemoryStats.UsedVirtual>
<MemoryStats.PeakUsedVirtual>5749858304</MemoryStats.PeakUsedVirtual>
<MemoryStats.bIsOOM>0</MemoryStats.bIsOOM>
<MemoryStats.OOMAllocationSize>0</MemoryStats.OOMAllocationSize>
<MemoryStats.OOMAllocationAlignment>0</MemoryStats.OOMAllocationAlignment>
2. I have a Seasonic M12ii 620w psu