How do you guys think the 770 will hold up with BF1 and is the game going to be that much more demanding than bf4? I can do about high-ultra settings just fine with 60+ frames @1080p. Is BF1 going to be that much more demanding or am I in the clear for med-high if not high settings? I am planning on getting a 1080 but not until the beginning of next year with an entire new build. I still want to get BF1 on release and enjoy it. Thanks for any insight
Current specs:
i7 4770 @3.4ghz
8gb DDR3 1888mhz
Windows 10 Home
Single Nvidia GeForce GTX 770
If I could upgrade now I would but in my current situation that’s not really an option haha. Just was wondering if I could play it at all. I can run battlefront pretty well and even on high settings so if i can run bf1 on similar settings on my current rig that would be awesome and would give me a little bit more extra time as well.
Hey, we have a similar rig, except I got an i7-2900.
The 770 is already a great GPU, I have an MSI GTX 770 and I love it, but I’m planning to do a complete upgrade eventually, get a more recent CPU and maybe a GTX 980, or if the option arises, a GTX 1070 or even a 1080.
It may be overkill, but it’ll last for a few years. The 1070 is already a huge upgrade from the 980, I feel.
Yeah 770 still plays pretty much all current games very well and I don’t mind toning down the graphics a bit to get a solid 60fps which in most cases on well optimized games isn’t already needed. I was going to get a 980 but 1080 is better and i’ll take the extra power to prevent an upgrade for a little bit longer. Correct me if I’m wrong but I heard it won’t be that much more expensive either which is a plus if that’s true. I could always settle with a 1070 though
I own a Gtx 770 too and actually works good, for example with Battlefront works very good where SWBF is the Game very similar , for engine and graphics, to BF1.
Is true that the price don’t seems to be that high so far , but they are talking that a 1070 works like a Titan X…