I5 6400 battlefield 1

[Sneakingtexan]

I was wondering if i would even be able to run battlefield 1 without hurting my pc? I tested on system requirements lab and failed


I have an i5 6400
Gtx 970
And 8gb ram

I was wondering if I can play bf1 without hurting my computer

 

[Conster]

Yes, you should be able to. I could play the beta fine at medium 1080p on an i5 3440s and a 750Ti.

 

[Multipack]

You may be limited with that CPU and only 8gb RAM on high settings and will find it stuttery and laggy.. Depends what quality you expect, and what resolution monitor you use too.

 

[Conster]

You may be limited with that CPU and only 8gb RAM on high settings and will find it stuttery and laggy.. Depends what quality you expect, and what resolution monitor you use too.

Is the performance on the main game worse than the beta or something? I don't have the full game yet, but my i5 3340s ran the beta on medium perfectly, so I'd assume a 6400 would be more than enough?

 

[sizzling]

Single player should be ok but multiplayer could be a bad experience. It wont hurt your pc in any way.

 

[synphul]

From watching a few conversations in forums including the battlefield forums, seems the beta was running better than the final release. As I understand the game runs better on dx11, dx12 has issues so far. It's still a new game, future patches/updates could change all of that. Either way a game won't 'hurt' the pc. A cpu running at 100% is perfectly fine assuming it's properly cooled, it's not going to hurt it. I'd imagine the i5 6400 can still run it but not as well as a faster i5 or i7. Even overclocked i5 6600k's are hitting 100%, the game is very cpu intensive. Some performance loss will happen, the i5 6400 is clocked slower.