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Maybe the heatsink is a bit dusty.

These GPU Boost cards have a temperature limit, and to stay at that target, sometimes the GPU will have to downclock itself.

Look at your graphics card. Maybe it's dusty, or something went wrong during an OC. 

Download EVGA Precision, fire up a benchmark and check out the temperatures and the clocks.

Hope you'll get your graphics card solved  :) 

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I would definitely try and overclock my cpu. For some reason BF games gain quite a bit of performance from CPU overclocks.

 

Hopefully your CMOS reset lets you get into the BIOS.

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