As you describe your issue, it might be that this is an hardware issue. I recommend to clear your PC components from dust and to plug your videocard out and back in to your computer. There are various tools which you can use to check your hardware as well as the heat of your CPU/GPU.
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 or revert to older videocard driver
- Update Direct X and Microsoft .NET Framework
- Run as administrator. You could also try changing security permissions on the origin games folder giving users full control instead of just read
- Nvidia Control Panel > Configure Surround > PhysX > PhysX settings > select your graphics card. Then Origin > Repair Install, played all day without crashing.
- Microsoft Visual C++ x64 and x86 versions of 2010 and 2012 uninstall. Reinstall with Visual C++ Redistributable for Visual Studio 2012 Update 3
- Stopping overclocking on Video card
Cheers
Basti
