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So I'm trying to max out my monitor in bf4, my current build:
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/FatMoo5/saved/TBTzK8
Cpu overclocked to 4GHz atm
I was thinking of upgrading to a asus strix gtx 970 and yes I am aware of the bottleneck that my cpu will most likely do. I plan on adventually upgrading to the Intel i7 4790k but slowly upgrading. Would I get over 120fps on high in bf4 or no with my current cpu.
https://pcpartpicker.com/user/FatMoo5/saved/TBTzK8
Cpu overclocked to 4GHz atm
I was thinking of upgrading to a asus strix gtx 970 and yes I am aware of the bottleneck that my cpu will most likely do. I plan on adventually upgrading to the Intel i7 4790k but slowly upgrading. Would I get over 120fps on high in bf4 or no with my current cpu.
Well that eliminates quite a bit of fun atleast for me it does. It seems he wants to max it as much as possible. Realistically in Single Player as that article was pointing out it would be fine. But joining with a bunch of people it's going to kick his CPUs butt. A CPU upgrade would probably be advised.
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http://www.techspot.com/review/734-battlefield-4-benchm...
virtually no variation in frame rate between an FX 6350 [ lower clocked than the OP's processor ]and an intel i7 in BF4 with an R9 290X .
The GTX 970 will not be bottlenecked at all
virtually no variation in frame rate between an FX 6350 [ lower clocked than the OP's processor ]and an intel i7 in BF4 with an R9 290X .
The GTX 970 will not be bottlenecked at all
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