I am currently encountering all sorts of problems with Battlefield 4 at 720p. The game freezes and crashes regularly despite setting all the graphics options to low.
My specs: AMD A-8 3850 CPU, MSI GTX 660 ti, 8 GB RAM
Those specs should definitely be more than enough to run the game at low to medium without crashing.
I saw this: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1860960/poor-battlefield-performance-gtx660.html and while I've also seen that doing this shouldn't matter, I'd at least like to try it out for kicks, since other BF4 fixes aren't working for me.
Problem is, everytime I try to change the install directory on Origin, it tells me it can't install to program files, since some games are still 32-bit. Then it goes back to default install directory (Program files (x86)).
Any ideas on how to work around this?
EDIT: Here's what Origin is telling me. Seems kind of dumb that just because SOME games are 32-bit only, shouldn't not let you do what you want.
My specs: AMD A-8 3850 CPU, MSI GTX 660 ti, 8 GB RAM
Those specs should definitely be more than enough to run the game at low to medium without crashing.
I saw this: http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1860960/poor-battlefield-performance-gtx660.html and while I've also seen that doing this shouldn't matter, I'd at least like to try it out for kicks, since other BF4 fixes aren't working for me.
Problem is, everytime I try to change the install directory on Origin, it tells me it can't install to program files, since some games are still 32-bit. Then it goes back to default install directory (Program files (x86)).
Any ideas on how to work around this?
EDIT: Here's what Origin is telling me. Seems kind of dumb that just because SOME games are 32-bit only, shouldn't not let you do what you want.
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