Battlefield 4 Killed my Pc

Your 2 month old cpu should have a warranty though.

If you bought your CPU 2 months ago it still has warranty. It sounds more like a fan or CPU failure not BF4 fault. I think your fan stopped working for some reason and fried your CPU.

Fuck EA, fuck next gen, has nothing to do with you, they forced you to play BF4. :P
Kidding aside, I'm sorry to hear that. Hope you can do something to get back on gaming. ^_^

Actually I think you should send message to EA asking them for new CPU. It's their fault not yours that their game somehow fried (probably fried) your CPU.

Damn that really sucks. Hope you find your receipt for warranty and get a replacement. Good luck there!

What CPU model is it actually?

Well, you got countless golden games in your library that run on a calculator...

And while EA is indeed evil, I'm pretty sure you can not kill hardware by running a software, no matter how shitty it is unless the hardware was faulty already and gonna crash sooner or later at maximum throttle.

2 month old CPU --> get it replaced right now from whoever you bought it from.

Mistake 1: You bought BF4.

There is no mistake 2....

While im not an expert in these things, could it be that your new cpu had problems running with the other hardware and possibly caused some kind of electrical discharge or something? I can and will not believe a videogame or a similar software destroyed any part of a computer. It had to be flawed or struggle to run with your hardware setup, maybe you used your cpu slightly more then before and it showed its inner flaw, but it certainly wasn't the games fault.

Lesson learned. Next time, get COD.

which cpu is it, AMD has that warrenty in the box thing, i sent back a cpu to amd that was overclocked and fried and they sent me a new one, just request it on the website

and now the thread has killed sg, shame on you ;O

Ok.

BF4 is not a joke on ultra FX 3580 about 68-70 C temperature with water cooling (interested thing if overclock CPu to 4.5 Ghz the temp. is same).

Look on the bright side, at least you didn't kill 10 players without dying in the game. Then you would have been banned.

I know how this feels, 2 year ago world of warcraft killed my 8800 gts :(( (and now i have a crap gts 450 ddr3 :/ can someone recommend me a good benchmark\game\other that can kill a vga but i will still have warranty on it? xD)

Call of Duty Ghosts killed my cat :(

Sims 3 and Prey, copies given to me by my friend both systematically destroyed 2 systems of mine. They weren't spectacular and were pretty old, but they failed in ridiculous ways, including a HDD which exploded and a video card taking a piss.

Using some testing software like aida 64 and prime 95 will give your pc a torture on hardware, but it also test out if your system runs stable without over heating issues or damaged hardware or faulty installation. If your pc can pass those stress test, then it is good to go. Those softwares are used to test overclocked pc but you can use them to test stability.

How much Watt is your Powersupply?
I had it on my old pc, started company of Heroes and whoosh same shit as you. Had to bury my motherboard but did get warranty.
In my case the problem was with the PSU. Company of Heroes was a very demanding game those days (like BF4 is now) and it asked more power than I could supply which resulted in a POOF
EDIT: Oh, techguy said wattage was ok. Just how many Watt is your PSU?

I always put my computers papers together with my important documents. Next time do the same. good luck!

Blame of EA, which wanted to release the game so soon, before COD: Ghosts. You know, money is money.

And Dice is getting all the crap about it.

: /

R.I.P.C

that's what you get when you support EA

Well, last week I played BF3 for first time, after one hour the game crashed and graphic card started making artifacts... dead... DAFUQ is wrong with BF? The game ran pretty good on 1080p and max. GPU temp was about 68°C -_-