A few things you can try:
1. Make sure Origin In-Game is disabled
2. After launching BF, you can also completely close out of Origin to help with the load on the processor
3. Disable any recording programs, etc if you have any running.
4. If you have Battlelog open, disable the "video background" of the rain, this can take up to 10% CPU usage for some reason
5. You can also just completely close out of all active browsers after launching the game.
Perhaps you should start out listing all the things you've already tried so we don't waste our collective time with things you've already tried.
List of all procedures performed to try to solve the problem, however without success:
- Repair the game by origin
- Rotate the mode X86
- Change directx for mantle
- Format and install everything from scratch with latest drivers can
- Reduce graphical quality for low
- Close the recording application
- Check if there were any faulty hardware or heating in my system
- Try other servers (if 60Hz servers lockups are more intense)
- I checked if the game was using all the cores of my processor (I found that everything was ok then to confirm deactivated two cores and the game pretty much just froze back after reactivating the nuclei)
- I googled and found out about a windows service called core parking which seems to me to park the cores of the processor when unused, and it seems that some applications may not activate these nuclei, then using the core software parking manager (which is easier to get editing the record) I disabled the option to park any core but not obitive success
- And ending made some discoveries, one of them a friend of mine who has a Core I5 4690 which is pretty much the same my only one generation above also presents the problem and switching processor with a 3rd colleague who has a I7 4790k which is best that my but not double the game is between 65% and 75% use, however it does not solve it is not permissible for a 3-year game need an i7 and still consuming a lot to work
I ask the sparring partners to help this soldier fallen already gave his last shot and does not know what to do !!
Thank you all and excuse me English because not speak google translate well
According to your picture BF4 is using 82% of your processor. Are you sure high processor load is causing this and it's not just a regular crash?
anyone else have any tips there do not know what to do, down more Video will notice the lag that occurs in one of the moments
http://plays.tv/video/570c2bf927453d6ab6/brincadinha-de-sniper
Had a similar problem with BF3 a few months back, try the steps below to see if they fix it for BF4 as well... @mestrefantasma. If it doesn't work, switch it back to normal.
unfortunately the problem still persists, but I appreciate the help, and other members who are reading the post if they have any tips than any of acimas listed may manifest, however bizarre it is'll be testing and answered and it got some success.
I thank all who have helped so far but still in search of the battlefield without bugs
to keep alive the topic I am posting a link to video where it appears the Graphical Network and CPU / GPU and FPS ingame
http://plays.tv/video/570ecc5070413b9b3d/mostrando-gr-fico-de-rede-e-de-cpu-gpu-muuuuuito-lag
then people finally discovered exactly o'que was causing the problem and got contornalo, lags were caused by the windows 10 Directx12 somehow the problem occurs even switching to Mantle WHAT caused me false impression that was not the API, I managed to solve installing Windows 10 SDK, after intalled using the command DXCPL open the DirectX configuration options selected the aplicatico (if the bf4.exe) there switched to Directx11.1, and lags have been resolved, yet thanks for support all because it was not easy to find the solution
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