Bf4 graphics cards

Hi there- the answer to question is they are pretty much the same card. The radeon HD series was rebranded as the R series eariler this year with a few tweaks to the silicon. Go to the AMD web site (or new egg) compare the two cards side by side(because I am not gonna do your homework for you) and compare the specs. I am guessing they are very similar.

I am answering this post because I have the HD7950 and it F'n ROCKS! I recently completed a new build and it runs BF4 at max with no lag at 1080p on a Sceptre 48" 3D TV.

Have Fun!

Both cards are quite slow but should run the game at 30 as average fps af low graphics settings (http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/radeon-r7-240-and-250,3717-7.html). But if I were to choose between those two I would pick the R7 240 as you can switch to a better graphics card later on if you want and it's probably a little faster.

I would still go with at least a R7 260x for decent 60FPS at medium settings though.

Yes, the HD7870 is faster than the R7 260x I recommend.

Now please @Sindalore - STOP creating new threads all the time. I had to spend time merging your threads AGAIN.

Answer to the first question is here: http://lmgtfy.com/?q=geforce+gtx+750+ti+2gb+battlefield+4+benchmark 

And no, flash drives are not suitable for storing and running games. You can install the game on an SSD (which uses some of the same technology) but it will only make your game load faster, not run faster when it has actually loaded.

I cannot use the words i wanna 

"Nvidia sux with frostbitE " Theroyetically we are speaking those might be my words, but if i hammer sumthing to much i just feel like a fanboy. Just google any Nvidia card you are looking at + Battlefield crash , ATI is on the box for a reason.

Stay away from Sapphire, there cards are dire now totally. I have a MSI card, it handles the things i do to it pretty well. RAM you need to look at least at 16gb or you will bottleneck the 64bit app if you dont work on windows before u play (ill be updatin a guide on this soon) All the best in your consumer decision. High end ATI , throw money at them , what could go wrong.