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Would this pc be able to run battlefield 1 at ultra with 60 fps?
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SpencerGoshorn
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Should run it just fine will be above 60+ around 70 to 80fps If you are building this pc or have it built enjoy 
cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps- Oct 26, 2016
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SpencerGoshorn :
Should run it just fine will be above 60+ around 70 to 80fps If you are building this pc or have it built enjoy cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
Thanks for the answer, how big would the diffrence be if i would upgrade to 12gb ram?
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SpencerGoshorn :
Should run it just fine will be above 60+ around 70 to 80fps If you are building this pc or have it built enjoy cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
Thanks for the answer, how big would the diffrence be if i would upgrade to 12gb ram?
Going to 12gb will make zero difference for FPS.
Only thing that will get you more FPS is going to an AMD 390 or GTX 1070
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12 gb ram won't make a difference on battlefield 1 heres a video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9OW25eAo6A
this guys got a rx 470 on the video and he's getting 70 fps his setting are ultra your GPU is more powerful than his you have an rx 480 so yes you will enjoy this game very well
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9OW25eAo6A
this guys got a rx 470 on the video and he's getting 70 fps his setting are ultra your GPU is more powerful than his you have an rx 480 so yes you will enjoy this game very well
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SpencerGoshorn :
Should run it just fine will be above 60+ around 70 to 80fps If you are building this pc or have it built enjoy cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
Thanks for the answer, how big would the diffrence be if i would upgrade to 12gb ram?
Going to 12gb will make zero difference for FPS.
Only thing that will get you more FPS is going to an AMD 390 or GTX 1070
Okay, is my cpu bottleknecking my gpu? Btw I've seen some vids on youtube where the rx 480 grts 60+ fps on ultra on 64vs64.
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slitherdude :
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SpencerGoshorn :
Should run it just fine will be above 60+ around 70 to 80fps If you are building this pc or have it built enjoy cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
cpu might bottleneck it to run lower fps but you should be fine this is singleplayer fps multiplayer you'll probably run 40 to 60 fps
Thanks for the answer, how big would the diffrence be if i would upgrade to 12gb ram?
Going to 12gb will make zero difference for FPS.
Only thing that will get you more FPS is going to an AMD 390 or GTX 1070
Okay, is my cpu bottleknecking my gpu? Btw I've seen some vids on youtube where the rx 480 grts 60+ fps on ultra on 64vs64.
CPU requirements on games are largely overstated for some reason. No modern game uses multi-threading very well and is mainly reliant on the GPU anyway. The CPU just has to be quick enough to pass the information back and forth between the storage devices to the GPU and you should be good. Your processor is more than enough for this game.
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BF1 is funky. It'll play on a i5 just fine, no worries, especially the higher grade cpus. However, it'll show high cpu usage. Not that it's bottlenecking, it's just very heavily threaded and 4 threads don't do it justice. BF1 is one of the few games that really benefit from an i7's 8 threads allowing it to expand the benefits of each cores bandwidth. Reports of 90-100% on an i5 are not uncommon, no matter how much or little clock speed or OC.
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