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  • Eagle101
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    i was thinking about this, but also am happy with my current setup that i was only thinking of getting a gfx card. my cpu is an i5 750 and i am going to purchase a gtx560 as so many are quite reasonably priced and stick with my 4GB ram. i believe that is ok...

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  • muffinmn100
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    Dude, 90c. Stuff starts to fry around 95-100

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  • Minmaster
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    wtf 90 is pretty hot man... i don't think it's supposed to go up that high?
    my OC'd q6600 goes up to 70-71 and that gets me pretty paranoid.

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  • LunaTiK TunaLiK
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    The original CPU posted the q9550 is still a nice CPU. Mine is overclocked on air to 3.85ghz and has been since the day they were released.(My Temps run in the upper 90Cs under load and I only run one case fan) I believe the newer versions are a bit better. I do agree with some of the comments on it though. If you don't plan to OC it I wouldn't purchase it.

    I never advise anyone to build a system or make upgrades before a game like BF3 comes out. If you've got the money to blow go for it. It's not a problem for some people to make a mistake. People probably wont go wrong buying the more powerful video cards that have been released recently.

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  • ExplodingSilver
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    My system is mid range and can play BC2 on max, so i am assuming it can play BF3 on medium at least

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  • imported_Delta9
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    Hi Guys!

    Well, back to Karkand i guess

    But to this i also need an upgrade. My rig has a few years and my last upgrade was a 8800gts.

    I have an asus m2n sli deluxe so after some reading im thinking in these parts:

    AMD Phenom II X4 3,2 955
    Radeon HD6950 2GB
    8GB DDR2 800

    So i question the experts: can i go back to Karkand?

    Thanks guys :thumbsup:

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  • SgtMattBaker
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    i7 2600k
    8gb ddr3 ram
    And the GPU still deciding gtx570 or higher

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  • signa
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    Before anyone starts spamming BF3 minimum specs, the ones circulating right now are fake.
    sorry but the #bf3 system requirements that some blogs posted are FAKE, we haven't announced anything yet


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  • Stev0esque
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    Just got my i7 930. Need the mobo, power supply, ram (going 8gb of ddr3. Current setup only has... 2gb of ddr2...) and a new grapics card. Its so sad to see my i7 stuck in its box... motionless...

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  • Amaranthuse
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    I think my rig is fine for now.

    AMD Phenom II 965 stock
    6950 XFX stock
    4 GB DDR3.

    Yup think I am good.

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  • WolfAlmighty
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    Hopefully I won't need anything more than a video card. Since BF3 is pretty much the only modern PC game I plan on buying in the near future (as I just found out first-hand yesterday that The Witcher 2 runs just fine on high on my system :thumbsup: ) I can't justify spending a king's ransom to play just one game. I have a lowly GTX285 right now so with luck a new card will have it running well.

    That's assuming the game ends up being worth buying. We'll find out soon enough I guess. I'm flying down to SoCal for business on Monday...you think they'd let a lowly pleb like me sneak into E3??

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  • signa
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    I've finally sorted my computer issue, so it looks like i can wait till the Sandy Bridge-E is out before i need to upgrade.

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  • DTPleeoswald
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    I was messing around on hp.com today. Here's what I came up with and it's around $1400 (pretty much my price limit if I'm getting an extra monitor)



    I don't know a whole lot about gfx cards to be honest so can anyone tell me if this particular one would run BF3 well. I sent it to my uncle and he said I should look to see if I could find one with a better gfx card and he's a computer guru.

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  • alecs36
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    I had the same problem as you not too long ago before i started another semester at college, i needed a new gaming rig but also a laptop for when i was at class, i decided on this:

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    So far it's done wonders, i can play newer games like crysis 2 perfectly fine. Now i'm not saying that it's going to run battlefield 3 perfectly once it arrives, probably more towards the medium/low range to be honest (perhaps some high settings, i'll have to tweak it haha) but it will still run the game and you'll be able to have a laptop for college.

    If you can afford a little more, this version has an i7 and 2 more gigs of RAM:

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    I'm very pleased with my Toshiba gaming laptop though, hasn't failed me yet.

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  • DTPleeoswald
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    Originally posted by Vreki
    You could have a decent sized monitor at home, and then just connect it to the laptop when you want to play.
    Just make sure that the laptops external vga port support the monitors resolution.
    Not a bad idea. That way I could get one that also doubles as a TV and use it for my Xbox. I might go that route. So I can save a bit of money.

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