Battlefield 4 BETA green textures flying everywhere

That looks like a graphics card (driver) issue, please download and install the latest beta driver for your graphics card and try again.

so i dont have a nvidia i have intel 4000! do i still update it?

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@zitera1 wrote:

so i dont have a nvidia i have intel 4000! do i still update it?

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Hello,

"The Battlefield 4 Open Beta has finished. Our team thanks everyone participating the Beta, providing feedback, helping players on Answer HQ and just having fun with our community on the servers.

Your feedback was very helpful to improve our game and we are all looking forward to the full release of Battlefield 4."

source http://answers.ea.com/t5/Battlefield-4/IMPORTANT-Battlefield-4-Beta-has-finished/m-p/1673621#U167362...

Regards, Libever 

so can you fix my problem?

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@zitera1 wrote:

so can you fix my problem?

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There's nothing really that we can fix for you. Usually graphic issues like the ones shown in your video are caused by an outdated or corrupted graphics card driver and usually updating to the latest version resolves the graphics issues. In your case, however, the Intel HD 4000 is not officially supported in Battlefield 4 so it's hard to say if it would run any better once the game is released. You could update your graphics card driver and check again after release, but even if the graphics would look normal then, I really doubt you would've much fun with an onboard graphics chipset. 

The Intel HD 4000, or generally all onboard grahics chips, simply don't have the power to run modern computer games at a normal resolution with acceptable frames per second. http://www.videocardbenchmark.net/gpu.php?gpu=Intel+HD+4000

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@zitera1 wrote:
Hey,

Thanks for the help!

But. Is there a chance you could ask to make battlefield 4 run on an intel HD 4000?

Please! I really want to play because i pre-ordered it!

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They can't just flip a switch. To make the game run on an integrated graphics chipset that isn't even designed to run games, they'd have to make severe visual compromises that Dice is likely not willing to make. If you have a desktop PC, you can always just install a dedicated graphics card if you ahve a free PCI-e 16x slot on your motherboard.