PCQuadCore123 said:
Hello guys, i just saw a video from youtube, this guy was playing COD4 with the same processor I have (Not Overclocked) with everything on extra (Very High), 4xAA, 1920x1080. However, he was using a 9600GT and he manage to reach 60-100 FPS, I just want to know if i can i achieve that in COD4 with a HD4670 which i currently have.
I am really confused with COD's system requirements, is there a internet site which i can just enter the game i want to buy and my computer's specs, and they check if your system is capable of running it at high with decent FPS. I mean nobody would want to buy a game which doesn't work.
I've also did some researching myself and found out the HD4670 is more than capable to enable AA in games , sometimes even better than some other Nvidia graphics cards.
I doubt you'd see frame rates that high. From the benchmarks I've seen the 9600gt performs slightly better (on average) than the 4670. However that doesn't mean that the 4670 won't run the game. 1680x1050 is a pretty tough resolution to game at with max settings and AA on, hence virtually everyone on here has a beefy graphics card/s setup.
But what does it matter as long as the game is playable? I guarantee your pc will run cod 4/5 at playable settings without frame drops. Whether that means 1680x1050 with all settings on med, or 1900x1200 with no AA I couldn't say, the best way is to buy the game and see for yourself. One of the problems with buying a pc ready-made is that they often compromise on the hardware, especially on the gaming side. I dread to think how much extra a 4870 would have cost for example.
Try running the games on your pc and see for youself. Whatever happens it'll be able to run them. You also have the option of taking out your 4670 and replacing it with something more powerful, such as Crossfire 4770, or a 4870 - as long as your PSU supports it of course.