Could I run Battlefield 1 at 30FPS 1080P?

[phil7990]

Hi all. I have a GTX 770 2gb, 16gig ram, an i76700 4.0Ghz boost and an 120gb ssd. I was planning on upgrading my graphics card to a 1070 GTX, but because of personal things, I can't buy this card till next year.

I was wondering if I needed it, I have Doom, but I can play this at High and I'm satisfied with it. I mostly play cod, and yeah I know I'm going to have a hard time but, I'll learn, and I also mostly play league. I have played Rise Of The Tomb Raider on ultra and it was doable, but my card reached 80 degrees easaly and I had some lagg and framedrops. I don't know if that's good or bad. Anyway, with battlefield, I would like to play the single player at ultra 30 FPS. Is this possible, or will I have lagg?

Also, is there a big diffrence between high and ultra?

Thank you for answering.
Kind regards
Phil

 

[RCFProd]

Ofcourse you can, easily. With lowering some settings you could even reach 1080p@60fps. There is no big difference between high and ultra, so if you somehow had dips below 30 just turn the gfx settings down.

 

[13thmonkey]

I think easily too.

 

[phil7990]

ok great, my card does get hot with these games. I have a gaming app from MSI and I can click on this fansign to speed up the fans, I also can run games safely in OC mode. Does this all help to cool my card? How long can I play this game at such high temperatures?

 

[RCFProd]

If your GPU remains below ~80 degrees you're fine. Don't increase the voltage, keep it at default. 30 FPS shouldn't heat up your GPU much. Higher framerate equals more heat.

 

[Max1s]

Especially in first person shooter games, you should be aiming to run at 60fps. Adjust your settings so that the game looks as good as possible while staying around 60fps. Don't get too obsessed with the actual video settings. You'll be needing a high framerate for good in-game experience, the graphics settings is just the "eye-candy," and won't actually help you play better.

 

[RCFProd]

Especially in first person shooter games, you should be aiming to run at 60fps. Adjust your settings so that the game looks as good as possible while staying around 60fps. Don't get too obsessed with the actual video settings. You'll be needing a high framerate for good in-game experience, the graphics settings is just the "eye-candy," and won't actually help you play better.

I'd agree if it was multiplayer, but he seems to be aiming for singeplayer more.

 

[phil7990]

I'm indeed aiming for single player first. If I wanna play multiplayer, I realise that its better to play at 60 fps.

Here is a picture of the temps it gets when I run high end games on ultra: https://gyazo.com/207a5977e3ad1e980e0b960fab4b937b

Don't know what value, min and max means or at what temp I need to look at.

 

[RCFProd]

Temps look fine.

 

[13thmonkey]

I'm indeed aiming for single player first. If I wanna play multiplayer, I realise that its better to play at 60 fps.

Here is a picture of the temps it gets when I run high end games on ultra: https://gyazo.com/207a5977e3ad1e980e0b960fab4b937b

Don't know what value, min and max means or at what temp I need to look at.

nothing to be concerned about there in the slightest.

 

[phil7990]

Ok thanks.