Regarding Gemini’s recommendation, it is not entirely accurate. On certain motherboard models, the integrated GPU (iGPU) must be enabled in the BIOS to prevent system crashes. Regarding the USB stick, it can be empty—the crucial factor is that it is connected to the rear USB port on the motherboard, specifically the one used for BIOS updates. This configuration can also help prevent crashes after approximately 17–15 minutes of gameplay. It should be noted that these workarounds may vary depending on the motherboard manufacturer. In my experience, using an MSI motherboard, the crash can be resolved by inserting the USB stick while keeping the iGPU disabled. According to some users—since neither EA nor DICE has issued an official statement—this issue appears to stem from a conflict between the game’s anti-cheat system and kernel-level services. While these explanations remain speculative, these solutions have proven effective for now, pending an official patch from EA.
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