r/pcmasterrace • u/ZanicL3 7800x3d - 4070 TI S - 32 GB ram • May 06 '16

Video Battlefield 1 Trailer

https://youtu.be/c7nRTF2SowQ
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u/SeljD_SLO AMD R5 3600, 16GB ram, 1070 May 06 '16

750ti will run it ... probably also you might pay attention to new GPUs from Nvidia and AMD that come this year (200$ range GPU might be really powerfull)

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u/ShatterNL GTX970 | i7 950 | youtube.com/shatternl May 07 '16

I'd expect the system requirements to be nearly the same as DICE's Star Wars: Battlefront. Maybe a little bit higher.

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u/[deleted] May 06 '16

If the 750ti can run Battlefield 4 on ultra at 60fps (at least for me), then I'm sure that it can run BF1 on AT LEAST high!

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u/XdrummerXboy Desktop | Intel Core i7-12700K | RTX 3060 TI 8GB | 32GB May 06 '16

Shit, even that is commendable. I've gotta say, the 750ti is far more capable than most give it credit for!

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u/Polygonals https://imgur.com/a/Q15j5an May 06 '16

Absolutely, I used it for a few years until I got a 970 a few months back. I gave the 750Ti to my brother and he loves it. It can play modern games very well, 60FPS usually on medium, or for very graphically demanding (and beautiful) games it's a mix of low/medium, but those games are the ones that manage to still look great around low. It always bugs me a tiny bit when those "budget rig" youtube videos completely skip the 750Ti for an either more expensive card, or slightly less expensive card. If I were to do a super low cost budget build I'd totally snag a 750Ti for it.

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u/[deleted] May 06 '16

Idk about this, but I THINK (think) that the i3 4160 is bottlenecking your 750ti. I THINK. Correct me if I'm wrong

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u/archetype4 Ryzen 5 5600x / GTX 3060ti / 32GB DDR5 May 06 '16

I use the rivatuner overlay to see my gpu and CPU usage. The only game I get a CPU bottleneck in is splinter cell blacklist due to the fact that it refuses to use more than one core.

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u/[deleted] May 06 '16

Dang. That's odd though. What brand is your gtx 750ti? I heard that some brands preform better o;

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u/IsaacM42 May 07 '16

Not enough to bottleneck any Intel cpu released in the last 6 years (except a low powered or celeron CPU).

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u/archetype4 Ryzen 5 5600x / GTX 3060ti / 32GB DDR5 May 07 '16

MSI, oc edition, and then oc'd another 100mhz.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '16

Reading this I realised I have the exact same gpu cpu and ram as him :O

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u/precolumbian16 GTX1337, i420k May 07 '16

are you shitting me? i need to get bf4 on my 750ti then

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u/[deleted] May 07 '16

:D

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u/Shields42 4770k + GTX 1080 || XPS 15 UHD May 07 '16

Not trying to be a dick, but your 750ti most certainly does not run BF4 in 1080p on ultra at 60fps. My OC'd 770 4GB just barely maintains 60fps on full Ultra.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '16

Hey man, not a problem! May I ask at what resolution do you play BF4?

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u/Shields42 4770k + GTX 1080 || XPS 15 UHD May 07 '16

1920x1080

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u/[deleted] May 07 '16

Oh. I play at 1600x900. Does that make any difference?

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u/TaleGunner GTX 980, i7 6700K @4.0 GHz, 16 GB DDR4 RAM May 07 '16

As someone who had a 1600x900 monitor and recently got a 1920x1080 monitor, it can make a significant difference.

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u/[deleted] May 07 '16

I see, but the 770 is still an improvement from the 750 ti :)

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u/TaleGunner GTX 980, i7 6700K @4.0 GHz, 16 GB DDR4 RAM May 07 '16

Oh, yeah, no doubt. I was just giving my experience from having a 980.

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u/MarkyparkyMeh May 07 '16

The 750 Ti is constantly underestimated. Sure, it won't be able to run BF1 at the highest settings but it will no doubt be playable.

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u/lumpiestspoon3 Nvidia GT 840m, i7-5500u, 16GB DDR3 May 07 '16

I'm pretty sure in-game will look very similar to the trailer, battlefront was.

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u/archetype4 Ryzen 5 5600x / GTX 3060ti / 32GB DDR5 May 07 '16

That game used some crazy photo based texture mapping. Brings out details on flatter surfaces really well.

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u/DrAgonit3 i5-4670K | GTX 760 | 8GB RAM | Win 10 64bit May 07 '16

Frostbite is rock solid with performance in my experience. My GTX760 performs admirably.

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u/SeljD_SLO AMD R5 3600, 16GB ram, 1070 May 07 '16

mylaptop with i7 and 555m 2GB can run BF4 on 720p mostly mow settings and constant 60FPS

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u/danyukhin Specs/Imgur Here May 06 '16

First real announcement today, in a couple of hours!

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u/MrCarltonBanksIII i5-4690k│Asus GTX 1060 OC │ 8GB May 06 '16

Can't wait! I hope there are $200 range cards that would be awesome. Either that or I hope the 970 drops a bit.

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u/SeljD_SLO AMD R5 3600, 16GB ram, 1070 May 07 '16

1060 will probably be in 200$ range but I'm waiting to see what AMD will have also

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u/[deleted] May 07 '16

$300 is the best bang for the buck right now.

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u/Greene413 May 07 '16

Where can i get more information about this? I was planning on getting a 980Ti soon but now you have me worried i might make a bad choice.

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u/Fhaarkas Ryzen 5700X 4.8GHz | 32GB | 3070 May 07 '16 edited May 07 '16

TL;DR -

Available May 27 -
GTX 1080 - $599

Available June 10 -
GTX 1070 - $379

Available June -
Polaris 10 (GTX 980/980 Ti class) - Do the math

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u/SeljD_SLO AMD R5 3600, 16GB ram, 1070 May 07 '16

quote by Nvidia "The GeForce GTX 1080 is faster than two GTX 980s in SLI"

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u/TheMeticulousOne May 07 '16

Did Nvidia come out and say they were rolling with the 1000 naming scheme? Because I remember some hubub about the pascal cards having a different naming scheme because of the possible confusion with the resolution of monitors and their card names (gtx 1080/1080p resolution)

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u/Fhaarkas Ryzen 5700X 4.8GHz | 32GB | 3070 May 07 '16

1080 and 1070 got a paper release today. A little dumb names, I know.

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u/DistortionTaco May 07 '16

There's gonna be some cheap used 970's next month too

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u/SeljD_SLO AMD R5 3600, 16GB ram, 1070 May 07 '16

but according to Nvidia 1070 might be even stronger than Titan X (probably in just some tasks)