BF3 performance

[Halbo]

I'm currently downloading battlefield 3 on PC and was wondering what fps I would get.

GPU: Gtx 650ti 2gb OC

CPU: fx 6300

PSU: 500w corsair

Ram: 8gb

Thanks

[Nineshadow]

Pretty decent.

My 560(and a 650Ti is pretty close to that) gets solid fps on ultra,but I have it at 1680x1050.I guess high(maybe medium?) at over 30 fps.

[Manny Calavera]

probably 60 at medium

[SkilledRebuilds]

Higher FPS for Multiplayer is preference of course remember, smoother frames = better games.

Single player you can crank the settings further until you are around 30-35fps and enjoy the pretty's.

 

One of the in-game graphics options is "Mesh Quality" = Draw distance in Battlefield, a High-Ultra setting doesnt disadvantage you so much compared to Low-medium.

Hope you tweak it and get acceptable performance and hopefully more, and enjoy it as many people are still playing BF3 due to ...BF4.

[Nineshadow]

Hope you tweak it and get acceptable performance and hopefully more, and enjoy it as many people are still playing BF3 due to ...BF4.

And also because it's free!

<3

[Erik4boss]

I have not tried, but I know my GTX 660 is quite a lot better, but your FX 6300 is better than my intel i5 750. 

 

I get at least 60 FPS on ultra in BF3, so I'd guess you would get around 60 FPS at high.

[Opcode]

This might throw some gasoline on your intellectual fire. I just ran tests on my A10-6800k and HD 5870.

 

Game: Battlefield 3

CPU: A10-6800k

GPU: HD 5870

Resolution: 1920x1080

Settings: Auto (High w/ MSAA Off)

FPS: 34 (Min), 90 (Max), 53 (Average)

Average CPU Load: 80-85%

Average GPU Load: 99-100%

Mode: 64 Player Multiplayer (6x/64 Connected)

 

The GTX 650 Ti is near the performance of my HD 5870. So I would expect similar performance out of that build. In short, yes its enough to play BF3. Not enough to run it maxed out tho.

[Guest]

I run BF3 on my E3-1230V2 and i7-3770 both with my GT 640 GDDR5 OEM and can get an easy 60 fps on 1920x1200. That is, with a mix of low/medium/high settings, antialiasing is completely off because I don't need it, terrain detail is as low as possible but I think textures and mesh are both on medium

 

I think your 650 Ti should be easily handling BF3 on High 1680x1050 at a comfortable 60+ fps all the time. I have premium and I play vanilla, AK, EG and CQ a lot but singleplayer actually lags my system the hardest. On really intense 64 player CQ maps like Donya the framerate drops a bit to maybe 45 but it's completely unnoticeable, and I'm sure the messy environments of Aftermath should be the same way. 

 

So in other words, with a small OC your 650 Ti shouldn't be breaking a sweat on High 1080p but you might want to let Geforce Experience handle it first. I tried doing the settings the first time around and that was far worse than using Geforce Experience; my GT 640 can actually handle medium/high across the board with the exception of AA and HBAO which completely butchers my framerate. Geforce Experience was smart enough to disable all forms of AA.

[SkilledRebuilds]

Textures for pretties.

Mesh for draw distance.

The above at high.

The rest at low.

Still looks quite great and performs well on generations past.

[Halbo]

I put it on ultra to test it at a resolution of 1920x1080 and I got around 50