Recent content by Nathan Sheets

I'm in the market for a new graphics card (especially with all the black Friday sales) and I can't decide between and R9 280 built by Powercolor or and R9 270 built by xfx. To be exact, these two right here: (the 280:)...

Wow right after I posted that I look at another similar post that someone posted like 5 minutes ago, turns out all i had to do was close AMD Raptr! For some reason that was what was causing the problem! Works good as new now :)

Well thanks for your help so far :) I put a ticket in on the EA website for tech support so hopefully that helps

Depending on what generation i7 you have and how many cores, yes it can run Bf4 easily at least medium, probably high 30-40fps. If it's a first generation i7 with dual cores, probably not good enough, especially for multiplayer. But if it's a quad core i7 you can run it no problem. Your GPU is...

Well, like steakjake said, the processor and motherboard you selected are not compatible. I'd recommend keeping the motherboard and going intel, since an APU paired with dual 280's is a huge waste of money. In order to avoid bottlenecking dual 280's (monster of a card), you'd need at least an...

Oh man, haha I'm not sure if BF3 is worth all that trouble XD my heatsink/fan is a huge pain in the butt to take in/out. but my Mobo is http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813130679

Try making sure you have the latest version of Java, and that your GPU actually goes into high performance mode and isn't just idling through it.

I used to be able to run BF3 at an easy 60fps at 1360x768 resolution on Ultra settings, but I took a break for a few months to play the newer Battlefield 4. On BF4 i can get an average of 30-40 fps ultra, regardless of whether or not it's multiplayer with 64 players or single player mode. So I...