Is this pc good for gaming(ultra settings)

[koolboy995]

Case: CoolerMaster HAF X Full Tower

CPU: Intel Core i7 930 with a stable overclock @ 4.0 Ghz with Hyper Threading on

CPU Cooler: Noctua NH-D14 (one of the best CPU air coolers).

GPU: AMD HD 6970 MSI Lightning Edition 2GB GDDR5 (it's factory overclocked)

RAM: 6GB (3x2) DDR3 Corsair XMS3 1600

Motherboard: x58 ASUS Sabertooth 1366 supports USB 3.0/SATA 6Gbs/ SLI/ x-fire..etc

PSU: 850 watts Corsair Gold AX850 Professional Series (80 PLUS® Gold Certified & Fully-Modular).

HDD: 500GB Western Digital

DVD RW: Lite-On 24X optical drive

OS: Genuine Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit (Original disc included)


good enough for battlefield 3 and other games at ultra settings?

 

[seumas_beathan]

Na you wont. You may even get lag on pac-man I am of course joking, You will be able to play anything at any settings really

 

[Goldengoose]

You just wanted to brag really didn't you?

 

[serialkiller]

really good pc
just that u should think of a ssd for os

and ur pc is good and play any game on high quality

 

[serialkiller]

buy the way koolboy995

ur name just remind me of kyleguy298

here is a link of his post which is kind of funny
tomshardware.co.uk/forum/304594-15-worth-getting-decide

 

[cyansnow]

Erm. You can run on ultra on Battlefield, but not at 1080p. If you have a 1080p monitor, that graphics card is going to struggle and it's not going to be pretty if you try running Ultra (With AA and everything else) @1080p. You might get by turning Anti aliasing off and Ambient occlusion off also.

 

[AdrianPerry]

Yes, it will provide good gaming performance, but, why are you not looking at i5-2500k and a Z68 mobo? Socket 1136 is a dead end now. Either go with Socket 1155, or 2011.

You seem to be on a fairly generous budget too....without looking into all of the actual prices, i'm fairly sure you could build:

i5-2500k, z68 mobo, NEW 7970 graphics card. This would provide a lot more performance than listed above, and at an extremely comparable price.