Can i run Battlefield 4 on ULTRA HIGH settings?
Your pc is great dude r9 280x is a decent card for 1080p gaming. as per the fps you can run the battlefield 4 @ 1080p around 60fps for sure if you don't believe me look at the youtube videos of battlefield 4 gameplay on r9 280x. But in crysis 3 you may not get smooth fps in ultra settings you could still play on medium to high at 30-40 fps it's because the crysis 3 more optimised for nvidia cards :). Finally you will have no problems in nfs rival you can max out eeverything and will have no problems in running the game Btw don't care what others say your pc is awsome and you won't have any problems in running games for next 3 years. Remember always be thankful for what you have there are still many people who can't afford a pc :) Happy gaming
Can my Laptop run Battlefield 4 on high or medium settings?
Hi guys/girls! I would just like to ask you if my laptop could run BF4 on high or medium settings. Here is my system: Intel Core i3 2370M 2.4GHz AMD Radeon HD 7610M 6144MB RAM DirectX11 TOSHIBA Satellite C870-1C3 I would like to know at what resolution and how much fps could i play it at? PLZ ANSWER BEST ANSWER GETS 10 POINTS
Can I play Battlefield 4?
Recommended specs are: Quad core CPU (Intel Core i5 or i7) at 3 Ghz 4 GB memory (8 GB for 64-bit operating systems) A modern DX11 graphics card with 1 GB of video memory, GeForce 600 series or Radeon 7000 series Windows 7 64-bit operating system (Windows 8 is supported as well) 20+ GB of free hard drive space I'm not sure where I'm at, so I need someone help me out with this.
What PC specs would I need to run Battlefield 1 at max settings?
As with any game, you can’t answer this type of question without knowing what resolution you plan to play it at.If it is 1920x1080 a video card from the last generation of cards will suffice. If you want to play it at 2560x1440 resolution or at 4K resolutions, I would suggest investing in a GTX 1080.Read this recent review of a Asus GTX 1080, for more detail: ASUS Strix GTX 1080 is a BEAST – Building a Gaming PC
Can my PC run Battlefield 1 with the following specs?
The asker commented on my answer that it was a Xeon desktop processor. I googled “Intel Xeon T3500” and I didn’t get a processor, but I got the Dell Precision T3500, a prebuilt desktop computer model.In order to actually answer the question, I need a PROCESSOR. As in CPU.Going off what I can find, even the Core 2 Extreme QX9775, the most powerful processor on the LGA771 platform (which is what the Dell T3500 uses), is unable to handle the game. The GPU and RAM just barely meet the minimum requirements for the game.The answer is a definitive no.Original answer below for posterity.————————T3500?As in the laptop processor?Intel® Celeron® Processor T3500 (1M Cache, 2.10 GHz, 800 MHz FSB) Product SpecificationsHaha, have fun with that.
How much more demanding do you think Battlefield 4 would be compared to Battlefield 3?
I'm thinking about getting BF4 for PC once it comes out. My computer can run BF3 at a near-constant 60 FPS @ 1400x900 with the graphics details set to the Ultra preset. My computer has 8GB RAM @ 1866MHz, an AMD A10 5800k @ 3.4GHz, and an XFX Radeon HD 7850 with 1GB of VRAM. Do you think I'll still be able to play BF4 with what I have and still be able to hit 60 FPS @ Ultra?
Can I upgrade my Dell XPS 410 to play Battlefield 4 or DayZ?
Basically, I shelled out a ton of money for a Dell XPS 410. Yes, I overpaid, but it's still a decent computer. It plays games like Fallout 3, Oblivion, and Left 4 Dead 2 on medium quality with absolutely no lag, and runs high settings with the occasional stutter in FPS. Here are the specs. Windows XP Professional Intel Core 2 CPU 6600 @ 2.4ghz 2GB Ram NVIDIA GeForce 7900GS 600 GB Hard Drive If I change the video card, processor, and upgrade the ram, could it support more advanced games like Skyrim, BF4, and DayZ? If so, would it be cheaper than paying $1,000+ for a completely new rig?
What games can a GTX 960 run at 1080p high to mid-settings?
A GTX 960 is capable of running most non-AAA, and older AAA titles at very high settings at 1080p, and is able to run more modern big name games at medium settings very well. For example, a 960 should be able to play games like Battlefield 4 and Tomb Raider (2013), and even GTA V at 60+ fps at high settings or better. On the other hand, it struggles with games that are either poorly optimized like PUBG, or games that require a hefty amount of graphics horsepower like Battlefield 1 or recent Assassin’s Creed games. For the meantime, the 960 is enough to play practically any game at 1080p medium+ settings at playable (40+ fps) framerates. The 2GB framebuffer may become a noticeable issue if you crank up vram intensive settings such as textures, but the 960 is not meant for playing games at high settings in today’s games, it’s meant for medium settings. So long as you take all this information into consideration, the 960 will remain a capable card for the next few years.