I play Rome 2 a lot as well as other games and I want to play on the highest setting there are will I be able to do that with this card?
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I apologize for my extremely slow reply. Life has been challenging lately. I do not play Rome 2. So I truly don't know. HOWEVER, I do play Crysis and other FPS with no stutters, frame freeziing or machine meltdown.Other components of my machine include 16 GB of RAM, an Intel i7 4770k processor, an MSI ATX Z87-G45 motherboard, a Noctua NH-D14 for cooling.In other words the XFX Radeon R9 280x is supported by a stable of quality components. I'm sure you have similar components for rig. I'd go for it. No question.
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You should be just fine. Even playing Rome II at 4k, extreme settings you should be getting at least 30fps.
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I can play most games on Ultra settings with good FPS. I can play Arma 3 on High/Ultra with pretty good FPS. This card is a beast.
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you will be able to play everything on max settings but it will be Dependant on the rest of your hardware. if you have an older CPU or slower ram, it will effect the overall performance.
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Yes, but I'd recommend turning AA (anti-aliasing) off to keep a solid frame rate. If you want to play with Eyefinity (3 screens) or 4K resolution, this card can keep a reasonable frame rate up to High settings (with a couple settings turned slightly down a bit from the "High setting" default).
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I'm running a 2.something card so I'm not 100% sure. If it doesn't say so in the specs I'd keep looking for one that specifies 3.0
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it really depends on the motherboard... you need to have a PCI Express 2.1 x 16 port to plug it in. the card should be more than enough to run that game
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you can play starcraft 2 on my brother's Asus UL50 (SU7300+210M) so this thing can run on the highest setting or close to it no problem
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Tyler, Depending on what configuration your PC is in would help to determine the answer to your question. I installed this card on a Dell OptiPlex 755 with 8GB of memory running W7 64bit. I am able to run Aliens Colonial Marines in HD with most of the settings maxed out. I would say that the answer to your question is yes you can run the newer games on medium or better with this card. This is the best card I have ever had in a PC.
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Yes but you need more RAMs if you want to play in high setting.I have 8gb and GTX 780
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I'm not sure but i think yes it can, however to for very high resolutions i presume. Unless you are going to use two cards thwn it is different story
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Yes, but it depends on how many frames you want, which ultimately depends on how good your monitor's refresh rate it. I am getting about 60 frames but I don't believe I have my settings maxed out. It's been a while since I played the game, but I remember balancing frames, graphics, and refresh rate the best I could. I've been very happy with the card and I'm running the old OG i7 CPU. This is a great card for the money. However, with the newer 700 series cards out, you may want to consider those. When I bought my 670, only the 680 and 690's beat it. And the 680 barely beat the FTW version of the 670. Tests revealed only a couple frames difference (4 or 5 iirc). Great card for great price. Yes, but it depends on how many frames you want, which ultimately depends on how good your monitor's refresh rate it. I am getting about 60 frames but I don't believe I have my settings maxed out. It's been a while since I played the game, but I remember balancing frames, graphics, and refresh rate the best I could. I've been very happy with the card and I'm running the old OG i7 CPU. This is a great card for the money. However, with the newer 700 series cards out, you may want to consider those. When I bought my 670, only the 680 and 690's beat it. And the 680 barely beat the FTW version... » Read More Yes, but it depends on how many frames you want, which ultimately depends on how good your monitor's refresh rate it. I am getting about 60 frames but I don't believe I have my settings maxed out. It's been a while since I played the game, but I remember balancing frames, graphics, and refresh rate the best I could. I've been very happy with the card and I'm running the old OG i7 CPU. This is a great card for the money. However, with the newer 700 series cards out, you may want to consider those. When I bought my 670, only the 680 and 690's beat it. And the 680 barely beat the FTW version of the 670. Tests revealed only a couple frames difference (4 or 5 iirc). Great card for great price. « Show Less
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no it will not. however, if you buy 2 and put them on SLI, they will. one definitely will not. you can probably play it on medium or high though, without mods.
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it really depends on your graphics card, but anything above 600 would do, unless you have a beast of a card then you should go for 750 and up
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yea, I can play diablo 3 reaper of souls on the highest setting and play just fine.
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You can at medium settings, but it would be beat to upgrade the video card to at least a GTX 650 TI. You'll be able to run just about everything that's out right now at max settings. You should even be able to run Battlefield 4 at medium to medium high settings.
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I got your question in an email, and yes this is a god solid card to look at, but also games like sc2 are often prone to lag by the cpu load. make sure you have a good cpu to handle all of that.
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Yes, it will play it at high settings reasonably (averaging over 30 FPS), but will not play well at the max/ultra settings.
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I got this card to replace a Radeon 6850 and the difference is substantial. I can now run games like Bioshock and Tomb Raider with ultra high settings at 60fps. So far only game I can't run a max settings was Thief, which I had to dial down to just high settings to get the best fps.