Can my PC run Battlefield 4 on High or Max Settings?

[jokes0623]

My PC specs are:

i7 sandy bridge 3.4 Ghz (can go to 3.8)
8 gigs of RAM
GTX 660ti video card
Windows 7 (64 bit)

 

[Foldalot]

Max no, high maybe (depends what FPS are you looking for). At what resolution?

 

[robax91]

I have a 650ti-b and I could run it on 1600x900 medium settings with a few on high, so you should be able to do high.

 

[Swordkd]

Probably high settings at least. I'm assuming 1080p. Only part about your rig that could use an upgrade would be the video card, and it's not that big of a deal. The I7 SB is still very relevant gaming wise, 8gb's of Ram is still the standard.

 

[jokes0623]

Yeah it would be 1080p resolution. I was thinking of doing SLI with my card sometime before christmas. Just wanted to see if I would be able to run it well and hoping to still be able to look better than the current gen consoles.

 

[Foldalot]

You have i7 2600 right? I had a lot of micro stutter playing BF4 with that CPU which made the game unplayable. However when I set my mobo on performance mode, it clocked the CPU on 4.2 GHZ and more than 90% of the stuttering was gone. I'd suggest you to do the same (I guess you have that option)

 

[jokes0623]

You have i7 2600 right? I had a lot of micro stutter playing BF4 with that CPU which made the game unplayable. However when I set my mobo on performance mode, it clocked the CPU on 4.2 GHZ and more than 90% of the stuttering was gone. I'd suggest you to do the same (I guess you have that option)

I can do that through the control panel right? set it on performance mode?

 

[Foldalot]

I am not sure about that, I did it in BIOS. It also needs to restart itself and optimize to see if it's capable of running performance mode

 

[GamerX23]

Yes you can run it, i7 was very good and GTX 660 Ti