BF6 Reboots PC? – How To Fix This Issue

Experiencing Sudden PC Reboots when Launching Battlefield 6? You’re Not Alone!

It can be incredibly frustrating: you’re ready to jump into the action of Battlefield 6, but your PC suddenly restarts. This guide is here to help! This fix has successfully stopped PC reboots for users with AMD graphics cards and processors, and it’s a simple, two-step process focusing on slightly reducing your hardware’s maximum performance.

Stop PC Reboots! The Easy Fix for Battlefield 6 Crashes

If you have an AMD Radeon (like an RX 6600) or a Ryzen CPU, this easy-to-follow guide is for you. We’ll show you how to make a quick adjustment that should let you load the game without any frustrating restarts.

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Essential Fix: Adjusting Your AMD Graphics Card (GPU)

The main culprit for these reboots is often your graphics card drawing too much power or hitting a peak frequency that causes instability when the game first loads. By slightly capping the maximum frequency, we can often solve the problem right away.

This first step is usually enough to resolve the reboot issue!

Step 1: Open AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition

• Find and open the AMD Software: Adrenalin Edition program on your PC.

Step 2: Navigate to Performance Settings

• In the Adrenalin software, click on the Performance tab.
• Once there, select the Tuning sub-tab.

Step 3: Enable Manual GPU Tuning

• Under the Tuning tab, you will see controls for your GPU.
• Change the Tuning Control setting from the default to Manual or Custom.
  • ⚠️ Important: The software may give you a warning about making manual changes. Click OK or Accept to proceed.

Step 4: Adjust Maximum Frequency to 95%

• Scroll down to the GPU Tuning section and make sure it is Enabled.
• Look for the Maximum Frequency slider (it might be listed in MHz).
• Move the slider down to 95% of its maximum value.

Example: If your card’s maximum frequency is 2400 MHz, you would lower it to 2280 MHz (95% of 2400 MHz). The software will often show you the percentage and the new MHz value.

After applying this change, try launching Battlefield 6 again. This small reduction helps stabilize the power draw, which is often enough to prevent the immediate crash and reboot.

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Optional Extra Step: Adjusting Your AMD Processor (CPU)

If the GPU adjustment above doesn’t fix your problem, your CPU might also be causing the instability. This step involves a similar idea: slightly reducing the maximum clock speed using AMD’s specialized software.

Note: Only try this step if the GPU fix did not work. Since this setting involves the CPU, proceed with caution and only make a small adjustment.

Step 1: Install and Open AMD Ryzen Master

• If you don’t already have it, download and install the AMD Ryzen Master software.
• Open the program.

Step 2: Enter Manual Control Mode

• Go to the Profile section (usually “Profile 1” or “Creator Profile”).
• Under Control Mode, select Manual.

Step 3: Lower the CPU Clock Speed (MHz)

• Look for the setting labeled CPU Clock Speed (MHz).
• Slightly lower the MHz value.
  • Recommendation: A user successfully lowered their speed from 4400 MHz to 4000 MHz. A reduction of 200-400 MHz is usually a safe starting point.
• Apply the change.

Step 4: Relaunch the Game

• Close the Ryzen Master software.
• Try launching Battlefield 6 one more time.

This combined adjustment to both your GPU and CPU maximum frequencies should eliminate the hardware instability causing the PC to reboot when the game starts.

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Quick Recap of the Fix

Component	Software	Setting to Change	The Simple Fix
GPU (Graphics Card)	AMD Adrenalin	Maximum Frequency	Limit to 95%
CPU (Processor)	AMD Ryzen Master	CPU Clock Speed (MHz)	Slightly lower (e.g., 4400 $\rightarrow$ 4000)

We hope this guide helps you get back into the action of Battlefield 6! Happy gaming!

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Last Updated on November 13, 2025