Can amd ati radeon hd 7770 1GB crossfire be able to run ultra?

Battlefield 4 General Discussion
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Computer spec. :
Intel i5 3.2ghz
2 Amd ati radeon hd 7770 1GB crossfire
16 gb ram

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I have a GTX780ti MSI frozr FX-8350 8core 4.4Ghz and can’t run this game ultra 1080p so I doubt you will.

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Nope. ultra requires 3 GB of VRAM per GPU

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Turn super sampling down to 100% and you’ll be able to run it at ultra… I have an i5 with a GeForce 770 2gig. GPUz Says it only uses 1.4-1.6 Gigs of video memory running at ultra.

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You need 2 gigs of video memory, Crossfire/sli with 2 one gig cards is not the same.

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I have AMD 1090T 6core with 7770 1GB.
I play on med-high 1080res, gets 60+ fps
Game looks amazing

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Not enough memory.

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Can confirm, I have a GeForce GTX780ti and a similar CPU and get the same results at 1440p, consistently 80-90 fps with drops down to 58 under heavy load(fuck yeah, explosions n’ shit).

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Thanks for you guys reply, in the end I gave up on crossfire as my motherboard dont support it. So I bought radeon r9 280X 3gb, which worked like a charm, 100+ fps on ultra, though it is not on 1080p, would try that later.

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I have a single 7950 and 3930k both at stock and I can run it 1080p max ultra and maximum anti aliasing/AF with 145 res scaling at 40-50 fps, I also run 2 monitors.

You’re doing something wrong

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No, it doesn’t.

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I’m the architect of the rendering systems in Frostbite and BF4. Ultra (with 4x MSAA) was designed for GPUs with 3 GB of VRAM.

Sure you can run it with less VRAM but don’t expect to have great performance, esp. not with a 1 GB GPU.

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How come it doesn’t use more than 2GBs then?

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Go to game-debates.com they have a “Can I run it tool”