Divine seriously i didn't even say i wanted to run bf3 before he posted the components, so either post something useful or gtfo.
nope i was trying to take off the picture but i accidentally deleted the quote so it looked messed up, use some common sense.
I'm sorry but if you don't know how computers work, just buy a brand PC or something.
Originally Posted by InCognito
I'm sorry but if you don't know how computers work, just buy a brand PC or something.
Just post what components are good for gaming but not top tier and I'd be fine
Originally Posted by Domo
Just post what components are good for gaming but not top tier and I'd be fine
You cannot have max settings BF unless you have top tier, one or the other.
Originally Posted by Domo
Just post what components are good for gaming but not top tier and I'd be fine
Once again.
Originally Posted by InCognito
I'm sorry but if you don't know how computers work, just buy a brand PC or something.
Yep, this person didn't even think they need a gaming computer to max BF3. Either do some research or just buy an Alienware or some overpriced commercial shit that's designed for people like you that aren't willing to learn a bit about parts.
Originally Posted by Divine Nexus
Anyway, if you want to max BF3 at a high resolution (post desired resolution please) then you will need a gaming computer. Budget?
Not running on budget.
Originally Posted by Divine Nexus
Yep, this person didn't even think they need a gaming computer to max BF3. Either do some research or just buy an Alienware or some overpriced commercial shit that's designed for people like you that aren't willing to learn a bit about parts.
I told you to POST COMPONENTS not come here to teach me about them ffs.
Originally Posted by Stevenom
Once again.
Sir Ragealot, that's really nice but for BF3 that advice won't qualify, even though it still does today for many people seeking a gaming PC. This person wants to max BF3, either they have serious cash or just way over their head. So might want to get a GTX 580 or 590 as suggested before, upgrade the processor to an i5 2500k, make the ram 6+ GB, and maybe invest in a cheap but better cooling solution if necessary.
Originally Posted by Divine Nexus
Sir Ragealot, that's really nice but for BF3 that advice won't qualify, even though it still does today for many people seeking a gaming PC. This person wants to max BF3, either they have serious cash or just way over their head. So might want to get a GTX 580 or 590 as suggested before, upgrade the processor to an i5 2500k, make the ram 6+ GB, and maybe invest in a cheap but better cooling solution if necessary.
He said not top tier so I posted it again.
Originally Posted by Stevenom
He said not top tier so I posted it again.
So by not top tier he means medium, not high or max quality, and less than 1080p with possibly less anti-aliasing? Ok then, nevermind, your post pretty much sums it up then.
Originally Posted by Domo
Not running on budget.
If you aren't running on a budget why do you need to ask?
So by not top tier he means medium, not high or max quality, and less than 1080p with possibly less anti-aliasing? Ok then, nevermind, your post pretty much sums it up then.
Lol, alright.
I don't really like suggesting people expensive stuff.
Originally Posted by RhymesWithCorn
If you aren't running on a budget why do you need to ask?
To the person who posted best CPU/GPUs for the money, it's not that helpful considering Leo knows next to nothing about components. According to in-game testing of Battlefield 3 Beta, you will need to overclock an i5 2500k over 4.3 Ghz, and pair it up with a GTX 580 to get 40 FPS at a 1080p resolution. Plus, Leo is willing to spend over a thousand dollars, while those pages are for gamers on a budget.
Originally Posted by Stevenom
Lol, alright.
I don't really like suggesting people expensive stuff.
I know how you feel, but Leo wants expensive stuff since he's not on a budget and wants to max BF3. This time, top tier shit is called for.
Originally Posted by Divine Nexus
To the person who posted best CPU/GPUs for the money, it's not that helpful considering Leo knows next to nothing about components. According to in-game testing of Battlefield 3 Beta, you will need to overclock an i5 2500k over 4.3 Ghz, and pair it up with a GTX 580 to get 40 FPS at a 1080p resolution. Plus, Leo is willing to spend over a thousand dollars, while those pages are for gamers on a budget.
I know how you feel, but Leo wants expensive stuff since he's not on a budget and wants to max BF3. This time, top tier shit is called for.
How about monitor what's a good one to use? I got the money to spend lol.
Originally Posted by Domo
Divine seriously i didn't even say i wanted to run bf3 before he posted the components, so either post something useful or gtfo.
nope i was trying to take off the picture but i accidentally deleted the quote so it looked messed up, use some common sense.
Pretty awkward scenario for the "common sense" line.
Anyway, if you want to max BF3 at a high resolution (post desired resolution please) then you will need a gaming computer. Budget?
Originally Posted by Domo
