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Anonymous
9 years ago
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Can I Run Battlefield 1

Hi Everyone,I want to buy Battlefield 1 but I am not sure about my system.Can I run Battlefield 1 ? This is my system. İntel(R) Core(TM) i7 4510U CPU @ 2.00 Ghz 2.60 Ghz RAM                ...
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    Valiantic
    9 years ago

    Well, judging by the ram alone, you are 2 GB short. I'm guessing this is a laptop which may make that a pain to upgrade to at least 8 GB.

    I googled a quick benchmark for your graphic card and it really isn't a great thing for newer games. http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-R5-M230.108655.0.html

    Less demanding games you'll have an alright time with. It lists Battlefield 4 with low settings at an average of 38.6 FPS with a 1024 x 768 resolution. Any resolutions higher or any graphical settings higher will make that number even lower, causing your gameplay to get all stuttery and laggy. Based on that, I'd not recommend playing Battlefield 1. It has even bigger requirements then Battlefield 4. 

    I also found this quick video for you, it shows how bad the experience would be: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ScNjwn3V34

    That person uses a different CPU so it isn't entirely accurate to your situation, but I doubt you'd get much more FPS then that. (The fact that he's recording has lowered his FPS as well a bit but his FPS is too low to be anywhere near smooth when he's not recording.)

Valiantic's avatar
Valiantic
9 years ago

Well, judging by the ram alone, you are 2 GB short. I'm guessing this is a laptop which may make that a pain to upgrade to at least 8 GB.

I googled a quick benchmark for your graphic card and it really isn't a great thing for newer games. http://www.notebookcheck.net/AMD-Radeon-R5-M230.108655.0.html

Less demanding games you'll have an alright time with. It lists Battlefield 4 with low settings at an average of 38.6 FPS with a 1024 x 768 resolution. Any resolutions higher or any graphical settings higher will make that number even lower, causing your gameplay to get all stuttery and laggy. Based on that, I'd not recommend playing Battlefield 1. It has even bigger requirements then Battlefield 4. 

I also found this quick video for you, it shows how bad the experience would be: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ScNjwn3V34

That person uses a different CPU so it isn't entirely accurate to your situation, but I doubt you'd get much more FPS then that. (The fact that he's recording has lowered his FPS as well a bit but his FPS is too low to be anywhere near smooth when he's not recording.)

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