Soldato
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I was going to stick this in the big thread but I know it would get lost, but is anyone successfully playing Battlefield 3 using Windows 8? If so, what set up do you have?
Reason is that I am being plagued with problems, the main one being what I believe to be a memory leak after a map change. My PC starts to stutter and just freeze up. RAM usage hits 100% and more often than not, I have to turn my PC off to get out of it. I have found a fix, which is to log out then load up the map at each change, but this is a total pain.
The second issue I have, is that I just cannot play the last two map packs. I can try and load one, but I get a black screen after a few seconds and the 'Battlefield 3 has stopped working' message afterwards. I can play all the other map packs, of course until a map change, when my PC freezes up as above.
My PC is running at stock and I have both an AMD CPU & GPU. I am on the latest drivers, I have checked for Origin / BF3 updates and have tried the repair install so many times it is untrue.
Has anyone had this, or seen any fixes out there? I am getting to the point of reinstalling Win7 64.
No jokes about Windows 8 either it is a little tiresome.
Cheers.
Reason is that I am being plagued with problems, the main one being what I believe to be a memory leak after a map change. My PC starts to stutter and just freeze up. RAM usage hits 100% and more often than not, I have to turn my PC off to get out of it. I have found a fix, which is to log out then load up the map at each change, but this is a total pain.
The second issue I have, is that I just cannot play the last two map packs. I can try and load one, but I get a black screen after a few seconds and the 'Battlefield 3 has stopped working' message afterwards. I can play all the other map packs, of course until a map change, when my PC freezes up as above.
My PC is running at stock and I have both an AMD CPU & GPU. I am on the latest drivers, I have checked for Origin / BF3 updates and have tried the repair install so many times it is untrue.
Has anyone had this, or seen any fixes out there? I am getting to the point of reinstalling Win7 64.
No jokes about Windows 8 either it is a little tiresome.

Cheers.