Battlefield: Bad Company 2 on My PC

importuner

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Ok guys, i this are my specs:

Intel Core 2 Duo E8600 @3.33 GHZ
Nvidia GTX 260
4 GB Ram @800mhz
600GB HDD
700PSU
4+ Fans
Windows Vista 64bit


Do you think I can run Battlefield: Bad Company 2 with these specs on my Gaming PC?

Thanks!!!!!
 

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hell to the yeah!!!!
 

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not sur.... just kidding...

YEAH!!
 

importuner

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ohhh ok, well it seems that a new project is coming up for me, im building a new rig this summer,so yeahh, but 40fps arent that bad. i cant take it for now. thanks OVRCLKR !
 

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I currently have

Q6600 @ 3.0ghz
8800gts
4gb ram
Win7 Pro 64bit

And BC2 barely every goes under 40fps for me on all high with HBAO turned off. Usually it's between 45-60fps.

So I don't think you'll have a problem.
 


what resolution are you playing at?
 



Yea you might get 40/50/60 frames but only if you have ALL settings on low ;)

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A Core2Quad @ 3Ghz cannot achieve what you posted above, this bench^^ was done with a i7 920 @ 3.7Ghz ...
 

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i've got i5 and 4890, currently running BC2 1680x1050 with x1 AA and AF.

stable 50-60 fps, v-sync off. laggy but playable, it's not a 'twitch aim' game really. even in the intense battles it never drops below 40.

however, when i press tab to draw the scoreboard in multiplayer my framerate goes to 0-1 for a while.
 

importuner

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ohh ok thanks man anyways im building a Core I7 Rig this summer ima get it ready for Crysis 2. Most likely i will use DX11, what GPU do you recommend? and any other Ideas for it, like ram, motherboard, EX>

thanks
 


Because when you play with v-sync disabled you get distorted images/screen tearing ;)

When you enable v-sync everything looks so much better, and the fact that a capped 60FPS (constant) is more than enough frames for flawless game-play.

The only time I turn it off is for a Vantage/06 run.

 
Not really. the 2600Pro is on the low end, very low end at this point in time, specially for a GPU hungry game like BC2.

I play at 1680x 1050 with an overclocked quad at 3.8Ghz / GTX 260 overclocked 15% and still get lag every now n then with medium settings / x2AA / x2AF .. For the most part it stays at 60FPS capped but when all hell breaks loose and im in the middle of some major firepower/massive explosions it can go down to 40ish..

So a stock Q6600 paired with a 2600Pro is actually going to cough regardless of the settings.