Battlefield 4 causes my computer to freeze/crash.

[Carbonic]

Hi again @L8-Waffles - was just wondering, did you find a solution for this problem?

[L8-Waffles · Accepted solution]

Yes, luckily I have been able to fix the issue.

After checking all the hardware and software I noticed that my voltages were 'too low' (in a range of 92-95%). This caused me to buy a new PSU, as my older one seemed to be a cheap and bad one, which seemed to fix the Battlefield 4 related issues (and some other random crashes here and then). The ranges of my voltages are now around 100-105%. If it wouldn't have worked I would've also replaced my Motherboard and CPU, luckily I wasn't forced to so I saved a lot of money.

So thanks for the help for going through all the possible problems, yet the problem was at 'the source' all the time.

[Carbonic]

Nice to know. Didn't know you had general stability issues otherwise I might actually have suggested the PSU. Anyways, good to hear it worked out

[Magnus2340]

Hello, i have no clue if you still use this forum, but how do i check my powersupply voltage %? i've been dealing with the same issues as you and tried so many things to fix the problem with no success. ive been suspecting that i have a too weak of a PSU for my GPU and setup in general.
Thx for a reply if you are still around

[EA_Atic]

I'm closing this thread to stop it being necroed.

If you have any issues with Battlefield 4 please make a new topic about the issues you are having and what kind of steps you have tried to solve it.

@Magnus2340 I recommend that you make a new topic add in waht kind of PC you have. For the powersupply details should say on the box you got it in.

/Atic