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I had the same issue. I went through this and that and nothing helped. I messed with the settings in the nvidia control panel, went to earlier gpu drivers, in game settings and reinstalling the game nothing changed it. noticed when it first came out it ran like butter on my machine. I have a i5 6700k, 1080ti, 16gb ram, m.2 ssd and didn't have a issue in the beginning but did after the last game update. I did fix mine and it was a few things that were causing it. while my cpu is decent it isn't the best, so I checked my task manager and found after I had installed my new corsair watercooler h1100i rgb, I Installed the corsair icue software. this was using nearly 15-20% of my cpu usage, another thing was as the earlier post make sure since your on windows10 that you are running the build 1809, last on the ingame settings make sure you have the refresh rate set to exactly to what your monitor is. if its 60hz set it to that or 75, 120, 144. all these totally fixed my issue so if it hasn't been fixed after this I would say wipe and reload. this game is very cpu hungry probably because of the update but that im pretty sure was my issue
Sorry EA, but this was the last Battlefield for me and i began with the first. Had the same issue, played with 120 fps, sudden fps drops made the game unplayable. i looked in about 10 forums for solutions. made cc cleaner, took older versions of nvida drivers, changed all graphic settings up and down, changed config, tried diffrent drives for the game... Nothing worked, and ist for sure not my pc thats too slow! . i found the best solution: deinstall!
ist poor, because the game was a gift from my brother. but it is not playable!
bye dice, bye Battlefield!
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