Battlefield 3 on EVGA GTX560

[Farhan Ali]

HELLO DUDES !
I HAVE CORE 2 DUO(4MB) ,
8GB RAM DDR2 ,
GTX 560 2GB 256 BIT
CAN I PLAY BATLLEFIELD ON
1280X1024, ANTIALISING 4X ANTOPRIPY 8X AND EVERY THING ULTRA HIGH

 

[luckiest charm]

Your CPU might be bottleneck but you should be able to play on Ultra with little to no problems.

But that is my opinion.

 

[grebgonebad]

No, sorry. A Core 2 Duo will not run B3 on Ultra settings as it is actually quite core hungry at those settings. (4 cores). Also, your GPU probably doesnt have enough grunt either. Although I could be wrong on that one...

 

[sophiebeth100]

http://static.techspot.com/articles-info/501/bench/BF3_03.png
This is at 1920 x 1200 at high settings without MSAA etc, however at the lower resolution you listed you should be able to add in the MSAA etc. and still get excellent frame rates.

As said above, your CPU will bottleneck the card, so bear that in mind.

 

[gridironcj]

No, you will not be able to play on Ultra with acceptable multiplayer FPS. Your CPU will bottleneck your card and even ignoring this fact, you still don't have enough horsepower for 60FPS or more. My laptop, which is now a paperweight, has 2 GTX 675Ms, which are each equivalent to a GTX 560 I believe (your Ti is a little more powerful than one of them), but 2 of them definitely have more horsepower than your GPU solution. When I used to play on my laptop, I would get 45-55FPS on 1920x1080 Ultra, so expect 35-40 with a GTX 560 Ti. On your lower resolution, add another 5-10FPS or so. I suppose that isn't horrible, but you'll want 60FPS for multiplayer as a minimum. You still won't achieve the FPS I mentioned though since your CPU will bottleneck your card.

I'll note that benchmarks for this game as misleading. They are for single-player scenarios, which will yield significantly higher average FPS than multiplayer, especially once the game has developed and the map has been ripped to shreds. Your CPU will be hard at work and your FPS will drop as the game goes on.

 

[Farhan Ali]

Q1 : WHAT DO YOU MEAN MY CPU will bottleneck MY card ?
Q2 : I WANT TO UPGARDE MY PC WHICH IS BETTER TO BUY FOR GAMING PERFORMANCE SO WHAT YOU GUYS THINK WHICH OF THESE WILL GIVE BEST GAMING SUPPORT AND PERFORMANCE i3 (3mb) or i5(6mb)
or core 2 quad (12mb)
Q3 : GTX 760 2GB 256BIT (36000PKRS) IS BETTER TO BUY THAN 560 TI (32000PKRS)

 

[luckiest charm]

1) Your CPU will bottleneck your card means that your CPU's processing power would get to its max before GPU and your GPU would not be performing as good as it does with a better CPU.

Kind of your CPU is not able to cope up with the strength of your GPU. That is called bottleneck and vice versa is also possible.

2) Which i3 / i5 / C2Q are you talking about? Specific model numbers are necessary to determine that. In most cases I would recommend anything "above" i5 3570, preferably i5 4670K along with Z87 motherboard.