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This definitely sounds more like a driver or kernel-level conflict than a hardware performance issue, especially since the Wi-Fi adapter consistently fails while only Battlefield 6 is running. If reinstalling the anti-cheat reduced the crashes but the network driver still dies, I'd check Windows Event Viewer for any WLAN, Kernel-PnP, or WHEA errors around the time it happens. It may also be worth testing with a USB Wi-Fi adapter or temporarily disabling the onboard adapter in favor of Ethernet to see if the issue is isolated to the MSI Wi-Fi chipset. Since the problem comes and goes over weeks, it could also be tied to a specific game or anti-cheat update rather than your hardware. Hopefully EA or the anti-cheat developers can investigate further.