Will I be able to play BF4 (maxed out) on a Rog swift monitor with SLI 670s

ms228

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Thinking of buying the rog swift, but at 600 pounds is a pretty expensive purchase. At the mo I have sli 670s and was wondering if I would gain the benefits in BF4, or if I would also need to upgrade the gpu's?
 
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Well, if you are gaming at 1080p, then it should be able to handle it fine, but if you are going to be gaming on 1440p or such, then I would recommend upgrading your GPU's to SLI GTX 970's to play at Ultra at 1440p.

Also, if your GTX 670's only have 2GB of VRAM, then I would highly recommend upgrading to SLI GTX 970's as those cards come with 4GB of VRAM and games such as even the older BF3 use more than 2.3GB of VRAM with all settings set to Ultra and at 1080p. If you are going to be gaming on a higher resolution than 1080p, then it's a MUST to have 4GB of VRAM and the SLI GTX 970's would be a very worthwhile upgrade then.

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Well, if you are gaming at 1080p, then it should be able to handle it fine, but if you are going to be gaming on 1440p or such, then I would recommend upgrading your GPU's to SLI GTX 970's to play at Ultra at 1440p.

Also, if your GTX 670's only have 2GB of VRAM, then I would highly recommend upgrading to SLI GTX 970's as those cards come with 4GB of VRAM and games such as even the older BF3 use more than 2.3GB of VRAM with all settings set to Ultra and at 1080p. If you are going to be gaming on a higher resolution than 1080p, then it's a MUST to have 4GB of VRAM and the SLI GTX 970's would be a very worthwhile upgrade then.
 
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iAboodz

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If you have the 2GB version of the 670 then no. it's not worth it because even at 1080p bf uses 2.3GB of the card and that will bottleneck. If you have the 4GB on sli you'd get around 80-110 depending on the map, which is good. Smooth 144+ gameplay is granted by two 970s or up. I do recommend upgrading the card.