Battlefield 3 sound lag fix

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Experiencing Battlefield 3 sound lag? Follow the steps to fix the problem-

 STEP 1- After starting the game, minimize the game and open task manager.
STEP 2- Go to processes tab in windows 7 or details tab in windows 8 and 8.1.
STEP 3- Right click on the process bf3.exe 
STEP 4- Go to set affinity and select only one CPU, i.e you will run the game using only single core.
STEP 5- Now play the game and the sound problem will be fixed. Unfortunately you will have to do this     every time you run the game.

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