Would I be able to play a high demand game with this?

[Darkone696]

I am just curious how well I would be able to play a high demanding game (doesn't have to be max settings). But I would like to maybe get medium at least maybe high? something like Battle Feild 3 With these specs -Listed bellow-

i7-2600 3.4GHz
8GB DDR3
1.5TB HDD
ATI Radeon HD6750
CPU-600watt

 

[fantastik250]

probably a modified Medium settings in BF3 with the graphics card you have, turning off antialiasing and ambient occlusion off will dramatically increase FPS. The CPU is great but not your graphics card.

 

[Darkone696]

probably a modified Medium settings in BF3 with the graphics card you have, turning off antialiasing and ambient occlusion off will dramatically increase FPS. The CPU is great but not your graphics card.

Yeah I knew it wasn't the best but just as a starter card it isn't that bad for a starter I know I will be able to play high settings with Starcraft 2 and stream at the same time ^_^ not sure if i can go higher than "high" with starcraft 2 though.

 

[fantastik250]

And your streaming? wow...anyways, you will experience lower frame rates. You may modify the high settings a bit lower probably using a combination of medium and high settings and I think you'll be okay.

 

[Darkone696]

And your streaming? wow...anyways, you will experience lower frame rates. You may modify the high settings a bit lower probably using a combination of medium and high settings and I think you'll be okay.

Yes, but I am not too worried about streaming Starcraft 2 and the streaming I am fine with medium and a few modified's with it ^_^ so medium is perfect for me. What sort of frames would I get with a soild medium and BF3? Just a guess or experience such as an equal card.

 

[fantastik250]

Roughly Between 30-45 FPS

Tom's Hardware shows 41.93 FPS for an MSI 6570:
http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/2012-vga-gpgpu/13-Battlefield-3-DirectX-11-A-Entry,2967.html

 

[Darkone696]

Roughly Between 30-45 FPS

Tom's Hardware shows 41.93 FPS for an MSI 6570:
http://www.tomshardware.com/charts/2012-vga-gpgpu/13-Battlefield-3-DirectX-11-A-Entry,2967.html

that's not to bad for the price and the low end performance it gives I am pretty sure that would be only for single player cause I heard Multiplayer crushes and puts a lot on graphics cards like the 6750.

 

[Darkone696]

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[amarante]

Well, to give some comparison, I played Battlefield 3 with mostly medium settings, some were on high and I played it when it was launched so maybe it's even more optimized now. The game mostly ran around 50-60 FPS with Vsync ON, sometimes dropped to 40.

Specs:

Intel i3 2100 3.1Ghz
4gb of ram
MSI HD6850 1GB