Gtx 770 on BF4?

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

Hello, I'am going to build a computer. But I really got no idea about my specs can play bf4 on ultra with 60+ fps. So how many fps can I play bf4 1080p with this specs:

Cooler Master CM 690 II Advanced Nvidia
XFX ProSeries Core Edition 650W PSU
Intel® Core i7-4770 Processor
Gainward GeForce GTX 770 2GB PhysX CUDA
MSI B85M-G43, Socket-1150
Kingston DDR3 HyperX blu 1600MHz 16GB
SSD: Samsung SSD 840 Series 250GB
HDD: WD Desktop Green 1TB

rgd1101 · Jun 20, 2013

between 1- 100

Roland Of Gilead · Jun 20, 2013

Axzevos :

well youll have a great system, but it depends on a couple of things. Like what res you game at.
At 1080p yor setup would get 85+ fps on BF3. Extrapolating from that is difficult as BF4 is only at alpha testing at the moment. But I would expect it not to be too much less than that. So maybe about 60+ fps on ultra at 1080p. This is just a guess-timation obviously, it's really impossible to give you a right answer there,

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

well youll have a great system, but it depends on a couple of things. Like what res you game at.
At 1080p yor setup would get 85+ fps on BF3. Extrapolating from that is difficult as BF4 is only at alpha testing at the moment. But I would expect it not to be too much less than that. So maybe about 60+ fps on ultra at 1080p. This is just a guess-timation obviously, it's really impossible to give you a right answer there,
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Ahh, thanks so much. But is it something I should change on this system?

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

rgd1101 :

Can you please answer more concrete. That didn't tell me so much. What will the average be?

expl0itfinder · Jun 20, 2013

You can drop the cpu to an i5 4670, and drop the ram to 8GB, as sixteen is a bit overkill, at least for a gaming rig. You can drop the money saved on a 780, if you want.

rgd1101 · Jun 20, 2013

Axzevos :

It still in beta.

expl0itfinder · Jun 20, 2013

rgd1101 :

It's in pre-alpha, nowhere near beta.

Roland Of Gilead · Jun 20, 2013

Axzevos :

Ahh, thanks so much. But is it something I should change on this system?
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well, as the other poster has mentioned, the ram is most definately overkill. 8gb is plenty for gaming, but 16gb won't do harm, and will be handy for multitasking. If you can afford it then by all means go for it. The point the other poster is making is that, if it's just a gaming rig, then if you drop one model on the cpu and 8gb of ram, you have enough money for a better GPU. Really it's about your preference between having 98 percent performance (with slightly less powerfull cpu, and 8gb of ram) or having100% performance with the parts you've put in your list. The savings from having the next lower model can be quite a lot. If your not concerned about money, then I know what I would be going for.

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

Roland Of Gilead :

well, as the other poster has mentioned, the ram is most definately overkill. 8gb is plenty for gaming, but 16gb won't do harm, and will be handy for multitasking. If you can afford it then by all means go for it. The point the other poster is making is that, if it's just a gaming rig, then if you drop one model on the cpu and 8gb of ram, you have enough money for a better GPU. Really it's about your preference between having 98 percent performance (with slightly less powerfull cpu, and 8gb of ram) or having100% performance with the parts you've put in your list. The savings from having the next lower model can be quite a lot. If your not concerned about money, then I know what I would be going for.

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Now I've been changing abit. The different is only 40$ so you can decide what I should go for. I've been changing the i7 I had to a Intel® Core i5-4670 Processor and the ram to a Kingston DDR3 HyperX 1600MHz 8GB. I changed the grafic card to this Gainward GeForce GTX 780 3GB PhysX CUDA. But Don't I need more then a 650w psu if I got that? And the computer is for mostly playing, max multitasking 6-7 tasks with max 2 games up at same time. And do I need 250gb ssd? Will 120gb ssd be enough?

Roland Of Gilead · Jun 20, 2013

Axzevos :

Now I've been changing abit. The different is only 40$ so you can decide what I should go for. I've been changing the i7 I had to a Intel® Core i5-4670 Processor and the ram to a Kingston DDR3 HyperX 1600MHz 8GB. I changed the grafic card to this Gainward GeForce GTX 780 3GB PhysX CUDA. But Don't I need more then a 650w psu if I got that? And the computer is for mostly playing, max multitasking 6-7 tasks with max 2 games up at same time. And do I need 250gb ssd? Will 120gb ssd be enough?[/quotemsg]

your 650w psu will be fine for the GTX780. Id go for a 250gb SSD as opposed to a smaller one, at least that way you can stick a few of your fav games on there too for faster loading between levels

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

Roland Of Gilead :

Axzevos :

Now I've been changing abit. The different is only 40$ so you can decide what I should go for. I've been changing the i7 I had to a Intel® Core i5-4670 Processor and the ram to a Kingston DDR3 HyperX 1600MHz 8GB. I changed the grafic card to this Gainward GeForce GTX 780 3GB PhysX CUDA. But Don't I need more then a 650w psu if I got that? And the computer is for mostly playing, max multitasking 6-7 tasks with max 2 games up at same time. And do I need 250gb ssd? Will 120gb ssd be enough?

your 650w psu will be fine for the GTX780. Id go for a 250gb SSD as opposed to a smaller one, at least that way you can stick a few of your fav games on there too for faster loading between levels

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So you would go for the "gtx 780 specs?"

Roland Of Gilead · Jun 20, 2013

Axzevos :

Roland Of Gilead :

your 650w psu will be fine for the GTX780. Id go for a 250gb SSD as opposed to a smaller one, at least that way you can stick a few of your fav games on there too for faster loading between levels

So you would go for the "gtx 780 specs?"[/quotemsg]

if money was no issue for me then yes. But saying that the GTX770 is almost 90%+ performance of the GTX 780. If the difference is 100 dollars/euros then I would go for the cheaper one, because 10% performance increase isn't worth it in my mind for 100$ premium.

expl0itfinder · Jun 20, 2013

Roland Of Gilead :

Axzevos :

Roland Of Gilead :

your 650w psu will be fine for the GTX780. Id go for a 250gb SSD as opposed to a smaller one, at least that way you can stick a few of your fav games on there too for faster loading between levels

So you would go for the "gtx 780 specs?"

if money was no issue for me then yes. But saying that the GTX770 is almost 90%+ performance of the GTX 780. If the difference is 100 dollars/euros then I would go for the cheaper one, because 10% performance increase isn't worth it in my mind for 100$ premium.[/quotemsg]

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-nvidia-geforce-gtx-770-review
closer to 20% in most games

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

expl0itfinder :

Roland Of Gilead :

Axzevos :

So you would go for the "gtx 780 specs?"

if money was no issue for me then yes. But saying that the GTX770 is almost 90%+ performance of the GTX 780. If the difference is 100 dollars/euros then I would go for the cheaper one, because 10% performance increase isn't worth it in my mind for 100$ premium.

http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/digitalfoundry-nvidia-geforce-gtx-770-review
closer to 20% in most games[/quotemsg]

I know, but I'am going to choose between these two options. gtx 770, i7 4770, 16gb ram, and 250gb ssd . Or gtx 780, 8gb ram, i5 4670, 120gb ssd. Whats worth it?

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

Yes, money is a problem. But I really want 7,9 in the windows experience index. I will give you a list of what my computer is going to be used for. Btw, the monitor I will use is 120h. Okay, I'am going to use it for rendring vidoes (almost without edit) using it for multitasking max 6-7 tasks up and 2 games. I wanna play without lagg at all so I won't notice difference. And btw, will I notice difference between 120fps and 85fps? I'am not going to download songs, movies, etc. I'am only max going to install 10 games. It would be games like bf4, call of duty ghost, maybe crysis 3 but i don't think so. Maybe skyrim and games like that. So idk what I should choose :'(

expl0itfinder · Jun 20, 2013

I would suggest the 780 + i5. You would see much better performance in games. You would see literally no benefit if you dropped it on the i7.

expl0itfinder · Jun 20, 2013

I would suggest the 780 + i5. You would see much better performance in games. You would see literally no benefit if you dropped it on the i7.

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

But now I mean opening google chrome, searching on youtube videos, opening facebook also. Will I see much difference on the speed? I want a computer that will open google chrome and stuffs like that fast.

expl0itfinder · Jun 20, 2013

Axzevos :

That all has to do with the SSD. It's not possible to score a 7.9 in the windows experience index. I think only the xeon processors and the extreme edition processors can do that.

Axzevos · Jun 20, 2013

expl0itfinder :

So the processors is only used for rendring and stuff? I mean like, if your going to change from facebook to youtube. Will the time be the same if you got a i7 and a i5?

expl0itfinder · Jun 20, 2013

Yes. The i7 will ONLY benefit you when rendering videos, things of that nature. And the i5 still renders quite nicely, as it is a quad core.

jessterman21 · Jun 20, 2013

Screw the Windows Experience Index - it is relatively meaningless. And inaccurate.

You want an i5 or i7 + GTX 770. There's no reason to waste all the extra money on a small performance increase with the GTX 780.

I would estimate 50-70fps average in single-player, and 40-60fps in multiplayer @1080p. About as good as you're going to get.

expl0itfinder · Jun 20, 2013

20% is not a small increase. And with upcoming driver updates, only more performance can be squeezed out of that gk110.

jessterman21 · Jun 20, 2013

expl0itfinder :

It's true, though last count by TechPowerup was 15%. 62% more money for that increase is still wicked-disproportionate in my eyes.

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