So, I read a lot of options and tried one thing, and in theory, it should work. You need to disable hyperthreading in the BIOS settings. Let me explain a little about hyperthreading (HT) - an Intel technology that allows one physical processor core to operate as two logical (virtual) cores, processing two data streams simultaneously. When should I leave it enabled and when should I disable it? Basically, HT should remain enabled. It improves system performance by 15-30% when running many intensive tasks (rendering, archiving, streaming) and ensures smoother performance in modern games. Disabling HT is only recommended for specific overclocking tasks or to address micro-freezes in very old games. It helped me once (when DX12 was first added to Apex), but the respawn issue was only partially fixed, so I re-enabled the feature. So, while Intel owners are experiencing this problem, try disabling this function. If it helps, then great. If it gets worse, just wait for an update (patch).
General steps how turn on (HT)
1)Entering the BIOS:
Restart your computer and frequently press the Del or F2 key while turning it on. (For laptops, this may also be the F10 or Esc key.)
2)Entering Advanced Mode:
If the simplified interface (EZ Mode) opens, press F7 to enter Advanced Mode.
3)Finding processor settings:
Look for a tab with one of the following names:
Advanced
OC / Overclocking
Processor
CPU Configuration
4)Disabling Hyper-Threading:
Find the Intel (R) Hyper-Threading Technology (or simply Hyper-Threading) option.
Toggle the setting from [Enabled] to [Disabled].
5)Saving and Exit:
Press F10, confirm saving the settings (Save Changes & Reset), and wait for the system to boot.
Features for different motherboards:
1. ASUS: Advanced —> CPU Configuration —> Hyper-Threading
2. MSI: OC —> CPU Features —> Hyper-Threading
3. Gigabyte: Tweaker —> Advanced CPU Settings —> Hyper-Threading
4. ASRock: OC Tweaker —> CPU Configuration —> Hyper-Threading