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Your rig should already be able to run D3 maxed.
If you are interested in upgrades for BF3, a new graphics card ($250-300 range) and possibly some more ram (8-12gigs) would give you some nice performance boosts and let you probably max BF3.
Bruin1986
A new 300$ videocard is going to be marginally better than a 5870 at best.
Yes that is my current PC , i was thinking of getting the new gtx 680 or waiting for the mid range 600 series , would that be overkill? also what kind of ram and how much would you recommend me to max out battlefield 3?Tribaz86
Those are my specs. I can max everything except for regular msaa which I leave off (I just use the shader aa) in the campaign, and for multiplayer I just have to turn the textures down to high (you need a 2-3 gb card for ultra textures in multiplayer).
[QUOTE="Tribaz86"]Yes that is my current PC , i was thinking of getting the new gtx 680 or waiting for the mid range 600 series , would that be overkill? also what kind of ram and how much would you recommend me to max out battlefield 3?topgunmv
Those are my specs. I can max everything except for regular msaa which I leave off (I just use the shader aa) in the campaign, and for multiplayer I just have to turn the textures down to high (you need a 2-3 gb card for ultra textures in multiplayer).
I agree with this, most of this translates to my 5970, especially the textures, you definitely need something with a good amount of vram.I did , i play battlefield at mid-low settings and diablo 3 beta at low settings when i'm in a party , anyways does anybody knows if putting a 680 GTX in my pc would be a waste?( and buy also 12gb of ram) I will probably buy a new PC at the end of the year and i could get another 680GTX sli them and get the 12 gb of ram out of this PC and putting on that new PC , is that a bad idea?Why do people always do this.
PLAY THE GAME FIRST
then
decide if you need an upgrade.
Also you won't need to upgrade
NailedGR
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