[Random Crashes] Anybody able to read crashdumps?

[Sechs]

As the topic says, anybody able to read crashdumps? I got two that I could share, would be very useful to at least understand what is causing these crashes I'm experiencing from today.

Any clue would be greatly helpful in pointing the direction I have to move towards.

[lilbubbles]

If we had debugging symbols and the ff14 arr source code, we could help you!

Otherwise I suggest using the dx9 version if you're on dx11, or vice versa.

[Shenrien]

1 crash on DX11, after the crash occasionally the game wouldn't.. I'd say lag as its running at 140+ FPS but it acted like it wanted to crash again, frames would just stutter like it wasn't responsive. It hasn't done that tho recently.

[RKI]

1 crash on DX11, after the crash occasionally the game wouldn't.. I'd say lag as its running at 140+ FPS but it acted like it wanted to crash again, frames would just stutter like it wasn't responsive. It hasn't done that tho recently.

Several crashes with DX11 (and 10fps lower than dx9). Reverted to dx9, no problem since.

My config is particular though. I run it on a iMac under bootcamp, so older drivers, etc...

[Sechs]

My crashes (the only 2 I've been having on the only day I could play, Friday) have been strange, was wondering if maybe the cause was somewhere else in my PC.
Basically I get a black screen, but I can still hear the sounds going on, and for a few seconds I can still perform actions from my joypads.
After some more seconds I'm back to Windows 7, I can't move back to the FFXIV window but sounds are still going.
After some more time (all attempts to move back to the FFXIV window, even through task manager, prove unsuccessful) the game finally crashes.

Odd.
Which is why I wanted someone to take a look at the crashdumps. Maybe there's only useless stuff int here, but maybe there's some clear indication that shows how, I dunno, my graphic drivers are at fault, or a missing/broken Windows component, etc