DICE TeamHey, @ARMIGEDDAN have you tried our connective guide and see if that helps?
Let us know what you tried.
/Atic
I did solve the issue of not getting into matches by doing a clean reinstall of Origin after confirming it wasn’t an issue with my ISP.
Though the issue with really low and inconsistent fps along with rendering issues is still present.
I’ve already tried clean reinstalls of graphic drivers (including trying older ones in case the newest ones was causing the issues), verified file integrity, cleared caches, done a clean game reinstall, checked for any signs of hardware damage (both cpu and gpu are below 70°C under full load and clocked correctly) along with checked if there were any other programs running/conflicting while Battlefield was running. I’ve also done a full system scan to look for anything wrong with the OS or elsewhere.
The one thing I did notice is that Battlefield has my cpu maxed out at 100% and is barely touching my gpu even in the start menu. I’m starting to believe it is just very poorly optimized.
If there happens to be something I’ve missed or haven’t tried please let me know.
