BATTLEFIED 6 CRASHES FIXED !!!!!

BATTLEFIELD 6 KEEP CRASHING!
(fix in the end)
PC SPECS
my rig:
Board-ASUS B650-A Gaming WiFi ✅
GPU-Gigabyte RX 9070 OC 16Gb ✅
CPU-Ryzen 7 9800X3D ✅
SSD-Samsung 980 PRO ✅
HDD: WD 1TB ✅
RAM-Corsair 32Gb DDR5 6400 CL32 ✅
PSU-Seasonic Prime Ultra Platinum 1300W✅
Since the latest season update, Battlefield 6 won't let me play for more than 5–10 minutes before the game freezes, crashes to desktop, and sometimes locks up my entire system to the point where I can't even restart Windows normally. Eventually, the PC either reboots itself or I have to force a shutdown using the power button.
I've already tried a large number of troubleshooting steps to determine whether this is a hardware issue, but this is the only game that causes these crashes.
Things I've already tried:
Changed PCIe mode in BIOS from Gen4 to Gen3.
Lowered RAM speed from 6000 MHz to 4800 MHz.
Uninstalled and reinstalled Anti-Cheat, and cleared the game cache.
Updated all drivers multiple times to ensure there are no corrupted files.
Tested with XMP/EXPO both enabled and disabled.
Enabled Secure Boot.
Reinstalled the game multiple times on both SSD and HDD.
Disabled all overlays (Steam, AMD/NVIDIA, Discord, etc.).
Tried different graphics settings, both low and high, to improve stability and prevent crashes.
Every time a crash happen, after i verify the BF6 steam files, always 3 missing, i recover them, and a check again and then its all good, but always always after each crash when ever i check the files integrity 3 will always be missing.
Important: This only happens with Battlefield 6. Every other game runs perfectly fine on my system.
I had the exact same issue during the previous season, but unfortunately I can't remember what fixed it back then. With this new season update, the problem has returned.
If anyone has experienced the same issue and found a solution, please let me know. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
ISSUE FINALLY FIXED!!
One steam user shoutout to @iZnoGouD told me to unplug my GPU from my PSU, connect the monitor screen to the motherboard, and run the game using the Integrated Graphics card, i did that and was able to play without crashes.
So turn out my previous PSU might had some sort of issue, that could handle BF6, but didnt had any problem with any other game.