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Thanks a lot for your reply! I ran your test with 100% coverage and received 0 errors, so it does not seem to be that...
Today I had a nice stretch of about 5-6 games of normal playing before my PC crashed, right after it crashed and started again I went back to BF2042 and my PC crashed in the main menu while search for a game, i repeated this 3 times and it always crashed while still in the main menu. This leads me to believe that IS some kind of overheating issue... I logged all data in HWiNFO for my last 2 tries but all temps seemed to be fine right before the crash, everything below 60C...
After the final crash I also once again ran a full power stress test with 100% CPU and 100% GPU usage in OCCT and there were no crashes, with both CPU and GPU getting much hotter than during the crashes. I am so perplexed man...
If the system restart isn't caused by a hardware issue then that only leaves a software issue. The fastest and easiest next step is to plug a different storage drive into the computer and do a minimal install of Windows, Nvidia GPU drivers, and Battlefield. Launch the game and see if the PC restarts in the middle of the game.
This way you can save your current Windows install. I would unplug the storage drive with your valuable Windows install to prevent it being deleted on accident.
If the PC doesn't restart after a fresh Windows install then you've narrowed the problem down to a software issue on the old Windows install. If the computer continues to restart after a fresh Windows install then you've narrowed the problem down to a hardware issue.
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