When i go to play a game on battlefield 3 beta on pc it freezes my computer when i finally get in a game?

So after about 30 minutes of trying , I finally get in a game, it starts up then freezes my screen, my computer will become unresponsive. Why is this happening? This is a new laptop which im playing on or TRYING to play, so surely i have the right amount of memory or graphics to play the game? Don't I? P.S I have downloaded everything correctly and I do not need any updates.When i go to play a game on battlefield 3 beta on pc it freezes my computer when i finally get in a game?
your computer probably cant handle the game, maybe not your graphics card, but you processor, or your ram, have you downloaded the latest drivers, drivers were released specifically for the BF3 beta
It may be a new laptop but that doesnt mean its good enough...I think you would need to spends tons and tons of money on a laptop to handle it and by tons I mean over a thousand.When i go to play a game on battlefield 3 beta on pc it freezes my computer when i finally get in a game?
ask this question again with a full list of you specs.When i go to play a game on battlefield 3 beta on pc it freezes my computer when i finally get in a game?
Here are the steps outlined to stop your computer from freezing:



A) Disable Unused Ports:



Disable unused ports of your computer. If you don't have input devices that are connected to one of your USBs or COM ports, disabling them will give you an extra performance boost in booting.



1. Click Start | Control Panel.

2. Click System and Security.

3. Click "Device Manager" in the "System" category.

4. Right click an unused port, and select "Disable" option. Confirm the change.







B) Reduce the Number of Background Services:



Verify only required %26amp; essential services are running when your computer is turned on. For example, only services from Microsoft and your antivirus software are running. To do so, download Reginout Services Optimizer, click the button "Optimize Services".







C) Enable Advanced Write Caching Feature:



Make Advanced Write Caching features enabled as shown here:



1. Open Device Manager as shown in the above procedure.



2. Expand your the "Disk Drives" option.



3. Right click your hard disk, and select Properties.



4. In the new dialog, mark the following check boxes as checked:



a. Enable write caching on the disk

b. Enable advanced performance



5. Click OK.







D) Disable Indexing the Files on your Hard Disk:



Turn off indexing the files as outlined below:



1. Open My Computer, right click a disk drive, and select Properties option.

2. In the General tab, mark the box "Allow files on this drive to have contents indexed.." as unchecked.

3. Click Apply | OK.