Can i run Crysis 3 on this?

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Shocking777

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Hey so i'm planning on buying Crysis 3, i would like to play it on the highest setting my specs are:

Intel core i7 3770k @4.2GHz
MSI Twin Frozr GTX 660 2gb
PVI 16GB Ram 1600mhz
1TB HDD+120 GB SSD
Lancool Case
850W PSU

I have no cooling because the guy who built my computer said that the lancool case is cooly vented and doesn't need any liquid cooling. Can i run this game on the highest settings or should i save up for a better graphics card? And what graphics card should i buy, another GTX 660 so that i can sli them or buy a better one? And does the game will heat up my PC fast? Sorry for too much questions, thanks in advance
 
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well by no cooling fan i assum no case fan? you should try go get 2 if possible one for front and back. if you have no open space in front hen stick it to the side. as for the gfx, if your budget is 250$ and you sell your current Gfx, yu can get a R9-280X for 300$ or a R9-290 for 400$ both will give you out standing performance at 1080p (290 was made for the 4k monitor range so it will be alot better than R9-280X but also a major overkill at 1080p res)
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by no cooling do you mean no air cooling (a metal block and a fan on its top) or just no water cooling. if first then your PC ewill not even startup and shut it self down before even reaching windows. if latter than you dont have a problem. though if your using sotck intel heatsink(cooler) you may have a slight problem.
as for gfx, no i dont think yours will be able to max out at 1080p. now upgrading the card depend's on your budget.
 
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well by no cooling fan i assum no case fan? you should try go get 2 if possible one for front and back. if you have no open space in front hen stick it to the side. as for the gfx, if your budget is 250$ and you sell your current Gfx, yu can get a R9-280X for 300$ or a R9-290 for 400$ both will give you out standing performance at 1080p (290 was made for the 4k monitor range so it will be alot better than R9-280X but also a major overkill at 1080p res)
 
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