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Battlefield 4 gtx 780 1440p fps

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January 5, 2014 5:28:24 AM

What fps will I get in 64 players multiplayer maps
On gtx 780 at 1440p ultra ???
I watched quite a few videos but dint get an exact answer
My build
I5-4670k
8 gb ram 1600
Qnix qx2710

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January 5, 2014 6:44:43 AM

On ultra settings at 1440p you will get about 30 to 35 fps.
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January 5, 2014 7:11:03 AM

swilczak said:
On ultra settings at 1440p you will get about 30 to 35 fps.


That's just an estimated value
I have seen gameplay of people with around 60fps.
I wanted to know from one who has it or has seen it in actual.


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January 5, 2014 7:20:52 AM

If your willing to dial some settings back like AA you can achieve 50+ FPS maybe more with a slight OC
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January 5, 2014 7:22:35 AM

I get an average of 98 fps on bf4 ultra at 1920x1080p with my gtx 770 but the gtx 780 is much better so it should perform about the same (maybe a bit less) on 1440p
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January 5, 2014 3:07:18 PM

Prathit Pannase said:
swilczak said:
On ultra settings at 1440p you will get about 30 to 35 fps.


That's just an estimated value
I have seen gameplay of people with around 60fps.
I wanted to know from one who has it or has seen it in actual.



With a i7 3970x overclocked to 4.3 ghz, and a gtx 780ti the average frame rate is 49 fps, so good luck getting 60fps when your hardware is inferior to this. I don't see you getting any more than 40fps unless there have been some kind of software or driver updates that improved frame rates.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-780-ti-...
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January 6, 2014 4:00:50 PM

swilczak said:
Prathit Pannase said:
swilczak said:
On ultra settings at 1440p you will get about 30 to 35 fps.


That's just an estimated value
I have seen gameplay of people with around 60fps.
I wanted to know from one who has it or has seen it in actual.



With a i7 3970x overclocked to 4.3 ghz, and a gtx 780ti the average frame rate is 49 fps, so good luck getting 60fps when your hardware is inferior to this. I don't see you getting any more than 40fps unless there have been some kind of software or driver updates that improved frame rates.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-780-ti-...


http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vO8C7IgKEjs
Watch the above video the guy gets around 80-90 fps on ultra
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January 6, 2014 5:05:39 PM

Prathit Pannase said:
swilczak said:
Prathit Pannase said:
swilczak said:
On ultra settings at 1440p you will get about 30 to 35 fps.


That's just an estimated value
I have seen gameplay of people with around 60fps.
I wanted to know from one who has it or has seen it in actual.



With a i7 3970x overclocked to 4.3 ghz, and a gtx 780ti the average frame rate is 49 fps, so good luck getting 60fps when your hardware is inferior to this. I don't see you getting any more than 40fps unless there have been some kind of software or driver updates that improved frame rates.

http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/geforce-gtx-780-ti-...


http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=vO8C7IgKEjs
Watch the above video the guy gets around 80-90 fps on ultra


That's the 780ti overclocked which is two steps up from the 780 even at default clock speed. You said you were going to use a gtx 780. It goes 780<Titan<780ti
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January 6, 2014 7:33:17 PM

Okay he's getting up to 60fps but with an overclocked i7. With most games there wouldn't be much of a difference between the i7 and i5, but with BF4 I believe there is because it can use up to 6 processing threads. You were also talking about 64 player battles which will give you lower frame rates especially during intense action. You also have to remember that there is a big difference between average frame rate and maximum frame rate. I was talking about average and you might be talking about maximum.
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January 6, 2014 10:53:51 PM

swilczak said:
Okay he's getting up to 60fps but with an overclocked i7. With most games there wouldn't be much of a difference between the i7 and i5, but with BF4 I believe there is because it can use up to 6 processing threads. You were also talking about 64 player battles which will give you lower frame rates especially during intense action. You also have to remember that there is a big difference between average frame rate and maximum frame rate. I was talking about average and you might be talking about maximum.


That's the big confusion
Whether to buy a Asus vg248qe 1080p 120hz monitor or qnix qx2710 1440p overclockable to 96hz
In this video he gets around 60-70 fps with aa off but
All the time he was on his boat

http://m.youtube.com/watch?v=J27JPYbr9pQ
The big question
1080p or 1440p ?
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January 7, 2014 5:28:06 AM

I use the Benq xl2420t 120hz monitor and adjust the settings on every game so I get at least 100fps and the games look so smooth and are so responsive it's unbelievable. I would recommend a 120hz monitor if you are big on playing online competition in fps games. My monitor improved my KDR on fps games by a good amount.
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January 7, 2014 5:47:28 AM

ok no the i7 does not perform better in bf4 than an i5 they are just about the same in reality. The differences that are there you cannot tell. If you get a good quality 780 and overclock it you should be fine. I would not max out AA and that should net you around 60 or higher.
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January 7, 2014 5:54:36 AM

swilczak said:
I use the Benq xl2420t 120hz monitor and adjust the settings on every game so I get at least 100fps and the games look so smooth and are so responsive it's unbelievable. I would recommend a 120hz monitor if you are big on playing online competition in fps games. My monitor improved my KDR on fps games by a good amount.


I am moving up from 768p laptop with Intel hd graphics
So I have no idea if I will be dealing with online competions
I have played counter strike 1.6 a LOT
What are online competions in battlefield 4 ??
If I could I would love to play on those ??

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January 7, 2014 6:34:11 AM

Prathit Pannase said:
swilczak said:
I use the Benq xl2420t 120hz monitor and adjust the settings on every game so I get at least 100fps and the games look so smooth and are so responsive it's unbelievable. I would recommend a 120hz monitor if you are big on playing online competition in fps games. My monitor improved my KDR on fps games by a good amount.


I am moving up from 768p laptop with Intel hd graphics
So I have no idea if I will be dealing with online competions
I have played counter strike 1.6 a LOT
What are online competions in battlefield 4 ??
If I could I would love to play on those ??


64 player shooter battles, where you play in a squad. Honestly I stopped playing Battlefield because everyone camps and it just gets boring and frustrating after a while. You might have fun though, a lot of people do.
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January 7, 2014 6:37:23 AM

azzazel_99 said:
ok no the i7 does not perform better in bf4 than an i5 they are just about the same in reality. The differences that are there you cannot tell. If you get a good quality 780 and overclock it you should be fine. I would not max out AA and that should net you around 60 or higher.

I heard that it does make a bit of a difference in 64 player battles, probably nothing major.
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January 7, 2014 7:09:59 AM

Any online shooter is gonna have campers thats just the nature of the beast. BF4 is an amazingly fun fps and is great to play with a group of friends or "clan". My i5 2500k clocked at 4.4ghz has NO problems holding its own on 64 man maps. Thats all i play and i have no issues at all. Thats why the amd 8 core processors are getting their bottoms spanked my intels 4 core processors like the 4670k and my i5-2500k.
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