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You should be fine on most maps with 60+ fps.

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Hey guys!

I'm getting this pc for Christmas and I really wanna play bf4, could I manage it? Xfx radeon hd 7970 3gb VRAM, amd fx 8350 @4ghz, 16gb ram? Could I get ultra at steady 60fps? And maybe dayz at 30+ on whatever settings?

it looks about good for 60fps. though i haven't read any benchmarks for it. though by christmas, mantle might be out so yeah you might get 60fps.

 

not sure about dayz, don't play that game

 

 

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Dayz 30+ fps? You should be just fine! :) 

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