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It looks like you may have already tried this. Sorry, I don't know enough to advise anything else.
I need to warn you about a map late on in the game. (Rarely you move from one map to another, and see a loading screen between them.) This is an outdoor map with a lot of detail and objects in it, and it causes some people's computers to crash even though they're playing in a normal Windows setup. So you might progress through the game and find that at some point you get more crashes. The fix is the same as you've just experienced: lower the graphics settings until you've got past that map. Then you can put them back up again.
Or you might be like me. For some reason I never had that problem and played the whole game at good graphics settings. On an old computer not intended for games.