Will ATI Raedon HD 4850 supports ultra settings in Battle Field 3.

Sreegth

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Is ATI Raedon HD 4850 able to support Battle Field 3 and NFS Run in ultra settings?
Which one you recommend?
I have a PC with AMD Athlon X2 5200+ processor(2.71 GHz) and 4GB RAM.
Waiting for your reply...........
 

mubin

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I played BF3 with ultra setting @ 1366x768 on HD6770. 4850/4870/6770 are all in same class.
 

Iastfan112

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I have a slightly nicer system. Athlon II x2 250(3.0ghz) and an Radeon 4870. Your cpu WILL bottleneck the game on multiplayer more than the GPU(although neither is great). I play on @1680x1050 resolution on low settings and I'd get dips into the 20's in areas of high traffic(especially on Karkand maps). I've overclocked the cpu to 3.4ghz which helped some but the core count is still a large factor.

Upgrade to a quad core cpu and I'm betting you'll be able to play on medium, maybe high.
 

mubin

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Then what do you expect from a 3years old(almost) 6770/5770 card? 30x2 = 60fps? :lol:

Actually it gives less then 30 at an average. like 27fps. But its not like slideshow as you think. Its playable and smooth. Its still great for that old card in single player.

Movie or music video is like 23fps. Dose it look like slide show to you? Check youtube video for 6770 with ultra setting.
 
You don't control the movie. If you controlled the camera, it would not feel smooth at all. And no, 30 fps is not playable at all. You can't even properly aim at that FPS. Sure, it will launch the game on ultra settings, but no way it will be an enjoyable (playable) experience.

Look here: http://frames-per-second.appspot.com/

Look at the ball that's moving at 30 fps. It's all blurry and hard to see. If a ball is that hard to see, how can I see an enemy that's going to shoot me and shoot him before that at 30 fps?

Lastly, who the hell would buy Battlefield 3 to play single player?