Battlefield 4 official PC System Requirements

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  1. DigitalKilla_FL

    DigitalKilla_FL Master Guru

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    How does a game like BF4 work on Windows 8 with the new Direct X feature which uses available system RAM when out of native GPU memory?

    I would love to see the performance in a game like BF4 maxed on a powerful card that has 2GB of RAM on Windows 8.
     
  2. miffywiffy

    miffywiffy Master Guru

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    ffs guys it's MSAA that eats up the memory, just turn it down, I doubt you'll see any difference from x4 to x8 anyways and with MSAA turn of FXAA, it's **** anyways.

    Or just get a higher resolution monitor and ditch AA altogether.
     
  3. miffywiffy

    miffywiffy Master Guru

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    I highly doubt speed will have much of an impact with games, it's not like DX is great.
     
  4. eclap

    eclap Banned

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    You know higher resolution equals more vram usage and a performance decrease.
     

  5. Yxskaft

    Yxskaft Maha Guru

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    If you're thinking of tiled resources, that's part of DX11.2. BF4 has only been confirmed to support DX11.1
     
  6. PhazeDelta1

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    DICE is also taking advantage of the CPU enhancements that Windows 8 brings. That's why the OS is on the recommend list.
     
  7. ViperXtreme

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    well, i lacked 1GB on the vram side lelz, i only use 1280 x 1024 native display anyway :O
    (Skyrim maxed at around 1.5-1.8Gb either 1080p or 1280 x 1024, and i doubt i will play this game due to the fact that my internet sucks)
     
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    +1!!
     
  9. Redemption80

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    A higher resolution could be just as performance heavy as MSAA, and there will still be aliasing.
     
  10. Dillinger

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    A slightly higher resolution doesn't make the jaggies disappear.

    Currently running at 2560x1440 and I still prefer 4XMSAA.
     
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  11. Veteran

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    Yes i find that running at 2560*1440 still looks much better with 2xmsaa+2xsgssaa. 4x is too much a performance hit (unless its 30-40 fps which is not even worth turning the pc on for) in some games especially when trying to run near 100 or120fps.
     

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