Will this rig run BF4 And CoD Ghosts on ultra?

[Philip1997]

Will this gaming rig run heavy games at ultra graphics without lag and very smoothly on 1 monitor?
1080p
Heres the rig:
INTEL HASWELL i5 4570 3.2GHZ CPU (3.6GHZ TURBO)
GTX 770 2GB
8GB RAM DDR3 KINGSTON
550W PSU (SEASONIC)

Please help me?! 😀

 

[Philip1997]

FORGOT TO MENTION:
I ALSO HAVE AN ASUS Z87-K IN IT! 😀
AND WINDOWS 8!
MY MONITOR IS A "VN247H! :d

 

[Supahos]

should chew up pretty much anything you throw at it on a single monitor. 32v32 servers on bf4 MIGHT see some frame drops but should stay well within the enjoyable range.

 

[Philip1997]

would it be alot better with gtx 780 instead?

 

[WinSomeLoseNone]

Assuming that "Very Smoothly" means 60+ FPS.

That rig is more than enough for Ghosts as that title is by no means graphically demanding.

With BF4 you'll certainly be playing @ Ultra (1080p). However, you will experience some situations where @ ultra your FPS will dip into the 40-50 range which is still playable. BF4 is currently the most graphically demanding of the AAA titles so keep that in mind.

For about the same price range of the 770 2GB you can get an AMD 280x 3GB which outperforms the 770 by a significant margin. Though, the AMD cards are hard to find @ MSRP currently due to the Mining craze.

If it were my build I would choose the 280x. I personally sprung for the GTX 780 which I found used for $400 compared to the 280x MSRP of $299-330.

 

[Supahos]

Depends if you want to lock down vsync at 75 fps, and never see it move get a 780, if you just want it to run fine and be above 35 or 40 all the time stick with what you have. all depends on what a few (useable) fps means to you.

 

[Philip1997]

Alright,
will i be needing a wireless network card (Asus N53 wireless USB)
if my router is wireless
and my ethernet cable can't reach it?
Its an extra 50 bucks

 

[WinSomeLoseNone]

Alright,
will i be needing a wireless network card (Asus N53 wireless USB)
if my router is wireless
and my ethernet cable can't reach it?
Its an extra 50 bucks

Yes, obviously.

If you cannot hard-wire you will need to connect to your router wirelessly.

I use this model and get 100% Signal strength through 2 floors @ my full bandwidth speed (80Mbps).
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833704133