NovaTech - Can this run BF3 & Skyrim ULTRA Settings?

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Hi all, thanks for hitting this page. Just wondering, can this PC http://www.novatech.co.uk/pc/range/destroyer.html From NovaTech handle Battlefield 3 and Skyrim Ultra settings, Minecraft even. I want a very high FPS from it rougky 50-90 FPS on Skyrim and BF3, Minecraft maxed out settings will roughly be 150-250FPS.

TECH SPECS
Processor
Description :
Intel Core i7 2600 Processor
Cache :
8MB
Clockspeed :
3.40GHz
Manufacturer :
Intel
Supports Virtualisation :
Yes
No. of Cores :
4
Memory
Description :
2 X 4GB DDR3 1333Mhz Memory
Speed :
1333Mhz
Harddrive
Description :
2 X 500GB 6Gb/s Hard Drive
Interface :
SATA
Case
Description :
Novatech ATX Gaming Case
Colour :
Black & Silver
Dimensions :
200(w) x 440(d) x 430(h)mm
Drive Bays 3 1/2" :
6
Drive Bays 5 1/4" :
4
Optical Drives
Description :
22x DVD Writer
Interface :
SATA
Graphics
Description :
NVIDIA GeForce GTX 560 TI 1024MB Graphics Card
Power Supply
Description :
Thermaltake Lightpower 700W Power Supply
Wattage / Rating :
700w
Motherboard
Description :
Intel H67 Chipset Motherboard
Form Factor :
Micro ATX
CPU Support :
Socket LGA1155
Chipset :
Intel H67 Chipset
Audio :
7.1 channel HDA
IO :
1 x PS/2 keyboard port
1 x VGA port
1 x DVI port
1 x HDMI port
1 x Audio jack supports 6 jacks
1 x RJ45 LAN port
6 x USB 2.0 ports
2 x USB 3.0 ports
LAN :
Gigabit Lan
Socket Type :
LGA 1155
USB :
6 x USB 2.0 ports
2 x USB 3.0 ports
RAID :
RAID 0, 1, 0, 1.5
SATA Ports :
4 x SATA II
2 x SATA III
PCI :
2
PCI-EX :
1 x PCIe2.0 x16
1 x PCIe
Max FSB :
Dual channel DDR3 1333/1066
Memory Slots :
4
Max Memory Capacity :
32GB
Keyboard & Mouse
Description :
Novatech Wired Keyboard And mouse

Thanks for your help, oh and also where can I get a good monitor that supports that connection that PC Uses, I need a rather big monitor rougly 21inch or 27 inch, including computer and monitor can it be lower that £1100 pounds.

Thanks.
Alan

 

[jmsellars1]

I imagine those games would be playable at ultra high settings but I don't know if the graphics card is powerful enough for ultra high framerates at those kinds of settings, especially at 1080P.

Would you be confident enough to build a system yourself? You will get WAY better value for money. A £600 self build could match that one in games.

 

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No not really, I don't think my Dad would trust me.

 

[jmsellars1]

OK fair enough, I would at least go for an i5-2500k processor and aim for something like the HD 7950 graphics card though. The i5 is far cheaper than the i7 and gives similar gaming performance and the HD 7950 should be affordable at this budget and give roughly double the performance of the GTX 560Ti. If the HD 7950 isn't affordable, perhaps the HD 7870.

 

[aviral]

Go for Nvidia GTX 560 Ti 448core gpu which may be able to support at 1080p.
Don't go for i7 processor's they are not worth for gaming instead of that go for i5 Sandybridge processors with a liquid cooler/air cooler.

 

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Oh and what type of monitor should I have I need one roughly within 21-27 inch, and what monitor connection eg. VGA, HDMI

 

[aviral]

The best connection is through DVI cable.

Just have a look at the link:-
http://reviews.cnet.com/best-22-inch-lcd-monitors/?tag=leftnav.

The link gives you all the best 22inch-27inch monitors with price.

 

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Is there a site you can link to a UK based company?

 

[jmsellars1]

I would look at a 22'' monitor, they are usually the same resolution as the larger ones but the screen is smaller so it will look sharper. The Phillips E-Line and C-Line monitors look absolutely beautiful, I've seen both in person.

 

[Hiranmoy]

Ive a lg 22" full hd led monitor the picture quality is quite descent for the price of $170
And the graphics card isnt good enough for playing games like bf3 at max settings and getting good fps. U can play it but u will have to lower the anti analising, shadows.
U can sli two gtx 560 ti, and also will have to increase ur psu to 850 watt
And for the processor go with i5 2500 or 2600

 

[jmsellars1]

A good quality 650W unit would be fine for 2 GTX 560Ti's. The GPU's would pull about 350-400W max and the rest of the system would be around 150W.

 

[aviral]

Sorry,I cant link them directly to UK site.

So i have found list of monitors based on UK prices and giving you a wide range of selection of monitors according to your needs and budget :-
1)22inch
http://www.scan.co.uk/shop/computer-hardware/all/monitors-tvs/lcd-20-22

2)23inch
http://www.scan.co.uk/shop/computer-hardware/all/monitors-tvs/monitors-23inch

3)24inch
http://www.scan.co.uk/shop/computer-hardware/all/monitors-tvs/lcd-24

Hoping that you will find my information a little help to you.

 

[Hiranmoy]

So if u want a good psu will less watts then try corsair tx 650.

 

[matter37]

I have nearly the same exact specs as the computer you listed above, other than the fact that my graphics card has dual fans and 2GB of GDDR5. Minecraft and Skyrim will Run exactly as you want in ultra settings, but in BF3 to get good framerates at 1080P resolution in ultra you need more than a 1GB card, mine runs at an average of 40 fps in ultra bf3 id say, which is perfectly fine, especially since bf3 is currently the most taxing game for PC i believe.