Can i play bf4,cod ghosts, ac4:black flag,watch dogs,thief, and other future games with this rig...
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Kai Dowin
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This can't be stated precisely as your rig is pretty unique. On game likes Skyrim a older CPU as a C2D can severely limit the performance compared to a modern CPU. Specially at stock clocks.
You should be able to reach 60FPS+ in most games.
You should be able to reach 60FPS+ in most games.
Kai Dowin
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I said most games 
Also, it well depend on 720p at which settings. If you drop things like shadows and AA, your GTX 660 should be able to delivery playable frame rates at most games.
Can't precise about heavy, CPU-bound games. As I said, you have a pretty unique rig and will likely take a performance hit due the slow CPU.
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About BF4, forget about heavy textures, shadows, AA and AF. You should reach about playable frame rates at 720p on lower settings with your GTX 660.
Also, it well depend on 720p at which settings. If you drop things like shadows and AA, your GTX 660 should be able to delivery playable frame rates at most games.
Can't precise about heavy, CPU-bound games. As I said, you have a pretty unique rig and will likely take a performance hit due the slow CPU.
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About BF4, forget about heavy textures, shadows, AA and AF. You should reach about playable frame rates at 720p on lower settings with your GTX 660.
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It depends on the game
Ghosts is a bit cpu intensive
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Notice the scaling as you go up and the difference between the stock i5 and the overclocked one
BF4 singleplayer, GPU dependent
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Your core 2 duo should be similar to that Athlon x3, and as you can see it still takes a bit of a hit
Note, that's not the same hardware as yours, so the framerate might vary
Multiplayer would be a totally different story
Overall, I can tell you that your cpu is going to hold you back but you should be able to get playable framerates in those games, not sure about the settings and exact framerate though
Ghosts is a bit cpu intensive
http://
Notice the scaling as you go up and the difference between the stock i5 and the overclocked one
BF4 singleplayer, GPU dependent
http://
Your core 2 duo should be similar to that Athlon x3, and as you can see it still takes a bit of a hit
Note, that's not the same hardware as yours, so the framerate might vary
Multiplayer would be a totally different story
Overall, I can tell you that your cpu is going to hold you back but you should be able to get playable framerates in those games, not sure about the settings and exact framerate though
i have similar config of yours
c2d e7400 @ 2.8ghz
6gb ram
same monitor res
gtx 660 synergy edition
and i get 25~35 fps in battlefield 4 ultra (max everything including AA)
20 ~ 25 fps in farcry 3 (max settings including AA)
35 ~ 40 fps in tombraider (max settings including AA)
and solid 30+ in blacklist (max settings including AA)
and 40+ fps in Batman (max settings in TXAA)
and i wonder how many frames i get in watchdogs since my cpu which is below minimum spec.
will watchdogs playable at medium settings with 30 fps???
i preordered it though.
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