It is low, but it's playable. Once they have released the full game I'll reassess the situation, I'm thinking about getting a 3770k to replace my 2500k.
A friend of mine has a 3770k and 3 7970s. He says BF4 runs beautifully. Good choice!
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It is low, but it's playable. Once they have released the full game I'll reassess the situation, I'm thinking about getting a 3770k to replace my 2500k.
A friend of mine has a 3770k and 3 7970s. He says BF4 runs beautifully. Good choice!
Bit more demanding cpu wise compared to bf3. Had to add a few notches of vcore to my 4770k, ran fine in bf3. Was getting a few 0x124 bsods in the beta. Tried messing with chipset voltages as my ram is also clocked to 2133mhz, but vcore seems so far to have worked.
Had a few blue screens with my 2700K @ 5.0GHz while playing BF4 Beta.. might try ur idea and add a few notches on the vcore but im already at 1.44v as it is although i noticed my temps were only in the mid 60's while on BF4.
I struggle to notice a difference between my cpu (2700k) at 4ghz or 4.8ghz in BF4. But let me clarify im on Windows 8 and my CPU is benefitting from Directx 11.1.
This game is all about gpu grunt if you have a decent i7 or higher.
I hope they are reference 7970's![]()
A friend of mine has a 3770k and 3 7970s. He says BF4 runs beautifully. Good choice!
The 13.11 drivers have clearly had a lot of love and attention. Obviously for the benefit of the 290 & 290X. Very smooth performance in BF4 and higher synthetic benchmark scores all round from a quick test of Firestrike standard + extreme and Unigine Valley.
@tommy, mine was an extremely poor chip, 1.34 in bios for 4.5 and still not fully stable, sold it after a few months. 1.25 ono is pretty ok, anything lower and youve got a pretty good one. Theyre still hot chips but not near as bad as haswell.
Just make sure to flash to the latest bios that supports the 3770k and your good to go. Will be a nice upgrade and youll really notice the difference with xfire. Iirc idleman on the boards here made the same move. Reported very good gains with sli'd 560's.Well, it's a quick upgrade and since the z68 supports Ivy, may as well make the use of it. Allows me to get another 7970 for xFire without the worry of a bottleneck/performance issues.
No probs, hope you got lucky in the silicon lottery.Thanks bud, I shall have a look and see what its at, been a while since I got my hands dirty in the bios.![]()
Just make sure to flash to the latest bios that supports the 3770k and your good to go. Will be a nice upgrade and youll really notice the difference with xfire. Iirc idleman on the boards here made the same move. Reported very good gains with sli'd 560's.
No probs, hope you got lucky in the silicon lottery.![]()
Turn Post AA off then you can see it, Post AA blurs the image.
And on a side note.. i ran BF4 (sound) through my NAD 5.1 surround and noticed no sound coming through the centre speaker. Anybody else get the same?
I don't think Bf4 does 5.1
Bf3 was the same.
Im sure BF3 is 5.1 but we'll see what other say about BF4 although i think most use headphones.
In fact there is a 'Home Cinema' option in the audio settings of both BF3 & BF4
So.. anybody else not have sound through their centre speaker? I know its a Beta lol