I Also have a 6 Cores Ryzen with Simultaneous Multithreading (SMT) the core-count is effectively doubled, to 12 threads. I know what is happening with you. Follow this steps, i play this game since day one and no Problems. If after all this steps continues to crash then you have some hardware problem. Try to reduce the FPS, to many FPS and CPU goes UP to process all those FPS, need to find the balance.
Try this settings with the 25.3.1 version. VRAM in " Fast Timing " , and allow your graphic card to take all power need " set to Max " .
Also very Important, go to your documents, Bf2042, settings, PROFESAFE_ profile, and make a file like this " GstRender.Thread.MaxProcessorCount 12 " with your processor ammount of cores and threads. And in the same page look for this " GstRender.Dx12Enabled 1 " needs to be 1 at the final, if its a 0 just change it to 1. Its very important to play this game in DX12 version.
Other Important things you can do but in the BIOS are These 3 options to enable :
1 - Above 4G decoding
2 - Re_Size Bar Support
3- XMP 1 Support
If you dont know how to do it try to search this 1,2 and 3, steps in youtube, you will find many videos for different BIOS.
Other stuff you can do is put all game settings at Max " Ultra " , that retires a little bit charge from the CPU. More FPS more work for the CPU. With that Setup even with everything at Ultra you gona reach more than 200 fps easy.
I have downgraded my driver version to 25.3.1 and edited the file in documents. Battlefields is working normally now, thanks
How did you downgrade the version? The application gives an error when I try to do it.
run AMD Cleaup Utility https://www.amd.com/en/resources/support-articles/faqs/GPU-601.html to remove the driver and application, then install the 25.3.1 after computer restart.
