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What's the good and excellent cpu for battlefield v ???

 

I love all battlefield games and want buy a good cpu to get a nice gaming and smoother move when I'm playing it without fps drop or bottleneck.

 

( i5 8600 or R5 2600x or i5 8400 or R5 2600 or i7 7700 ).

 

With best motherboard and Ram.

My GPU is GTX 1060 6gb.

 

Thanks for all ??

I need pc gamers advice.

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We don't know, game wasn't tested enough yet.

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2 minutes ago, agent_x007 said:

We don't know, game wasn't tested enough yet.

Same question for BF 1

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An i7 CPU (or AMD's equivalent).

 

Battlefield 5 and Battlefield 1 are almost identical in requirements and in visual fidelity. They're going to have similar performance with the same hardware.

 

An i5 CPU could give a bit stuttery performance in Bf1 with the settings cranked, from what I recall.

 

Battlefield V runs well on my 7 year old i7 2600k which I've overclocked to 4.6 Ghz.

 

Having an i7 and also 16 GB of RAM is going to help get smooth performance at decent settings in Bf5, and anything like an i7 6700K or better is going to be great.

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4 minutes ago, agent_x007 said:

We don't know, game wasn't tested enough yet.

This question for bf 1 and V 

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1 minute ago, shmoochie said:

if you want to make sure just get the best Intel CPU on the market for gaming, its sure to be more then enough.

Can u tell us what's the best ??

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1 minute ago, Delicieuxz said:

An i7 CPU.

 

Battlefield V runs well on my i7 2600k which I've overclocked to 4.6 Ghz.

 

Having an i7 and also 16 GB of RAM is going to help get smooth performance at decent settings in Bf5, and anything like an i7 6700K or better is going to be great.

What about i5 8600 or R5 2600 ??? Will these do better than i7 6700??

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Just now, shmoochie said:

probably the Core i7-9700K

Hhhh but this is too much expensive cpu !!!

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Just now, Ahmet Alhurmuzy said:

What about i5 8600 or R5 2600 ??? Will these do better than i7 6700??

 

If it benchmarks similarly, then it will probably perform similarly. For Battlefield 1 and 5, you'll want hyper-threading / multi-threading for smoother performance - that's why I say an i7 CPU is preferable.

 

The R5 2600 has 6 cores and 12 threads, so it has multi-threading same as an i7 CPU (except the i7 9700K).

 

The R5 2600 looks like it might perform generally the same as an i7 6700K.

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U are right ...... I will leave out the i5 8th generation from my mind and I'll go with i7 7700 or R5 2600x .

9 minutes ago, Delicieuxz said:

 

If it benchmarks similarly, then it will probably perform similarly. For Battlefield 1 and 5, you'll want hyper-threading / multi-threading for smoother performance - that's why I say an i7 CPU is preferable.

 

The R5 2600 has 6 cores and 12 threads, so it has multi-threading same as an i7 CPU (except the i7 9700K).

 

The R5 2600 looks like it might perform generally the same as an i7 6700K.

 

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10 minutes ago, Delicieuxz said:

 

If it benchmarks similarly, then it will probably perform similarly. For Battlefield 1 and 5, you'll want hyper-threading / multi-threading for smoother performance - that's why I say an i7 CPU is preferable.

 

The R5 2600 has 6 cores and 12 threads, so it has multi-threading same as an i7 CPU (except the i7 9700K).

 

The R5 2600 looks like it might perform generally the same as an i7 6700K.

U are right ...... I will leave out the i5 8th generation from my mind and I'll go with i7 7700 or R5 2600x .

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Strongest cpu you can get. Gonna be just as bad as bf1. 

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4 minutes ago, Mick Naughty said:

Strongest cpu you can get. Gonna be just as bad as bf1. 

What u mean 

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20 minutes ago, Ahmet Alhurmuzy said:

What u mean 

Being cpu intensive?

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1 hour ago, Ahmet Alhurmuzy said:

Hello guys ☺️☺️

 

What's the good and excellent cpu for battlefield v ???

 

I love all battlefield games and want buy a good cpu to get a nice gaming and smoother move when I'm playing it without fps drop or bottleneck.

 

( i5 8600 or R5 2600x or i5 8400 or R5 2600 or i7 7700 ).

 

With best motherboard and Ram.

My GPU is GTX 1060 6gb.

 

Thanks for all ??

I need pc gamers advice.

out of all the cpus you listed i'd only use the 2600 or 2600x if you are buying new, oc to 4.1 and ull beat the other non-k cpus.

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