@theVortr3x your hardware specs are clearly high enough to run the game in high settings. I would say we go through some troubleshooting steps to isolate your issue:
There is no clear troubleshooting step for crashing issues but we got several responses from our community that some of following steps worked to solve the issue:
- Update your videocard driver aka make sure that you run the latest "release" version instead of a Beta driver. If you have already done that, it might do the trick to perform a clean uninstall of your driver first: http://help.ea.com/en/article/how-to-perform-a-clean-installation-of-your-graphics-driver/
- Setting In-game audio to headphones.
- Update Direct X and Microsoft .NET Framework
- Nvidia Control Panel > Configure Surround > PhysX > PhysX settings> select your graphics card.
- Microsoft Visual C++ x64 and x86 versions of 2010 and 2012 uninstall. Reinstall with Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 3
- You mentioned that you setup your Nvidia control panel to run only with the Nvidia GPU. You can setup a global option as well as create a custom profile for Battlefield in your 3D settings. Make sure that both is set to use your Nvidia GPU.
Cheers
Basti
