Would this be good for mid range gaming on games such as Battlefield 4 and Titanfall?
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Gbs thru put can limit game play but not dramatically so it CAN be a good Mobo your cpu and gpu will have more to do with that
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I use it for both of those games with no problems. Most important is to get plenty of memory and CPU power (i5 or better)
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Absolutely. You would want to use an i5 or i7 in it. And at least 8 gig RAM. The on-board video may or may not please you for gaming, so you may have to add a decent quality Video card. This board is an excellent platform for most anything someone wants to use it for. It will depend on what CPU and RAM you put in it.
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Very good for gaming thats what I use myn for and when running battlefield 4 this thing isnt even running at 60 percent it will handle just about anything you throw at it
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As long as the games aren't very graphics intensive. I just received this as a holiday gift, and am hunting down options for a video card upgrade. While a casual gamer by most accounts, the games with pretty graphics still struggle a bit with this rig. Hope that helps!
301679
I find battlefield 3 unplayable so battlefield 4 would be way out of the question. I had to replace the graphics card and processor to something more powerful. The next gen games are too strenuous on systems like this.
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Actually, surprisingly good. Although, what you'll really want to partner with this is a good GPU... unless you're planning on focusing more on CPU intensive games like WoW, then you'll be okay with a middle of the road GPU. I've been playing Titanfall, Assassins Creed: Black flag, BF4, (as well as some older titles) and my fps is definitely playable and pleasing to the eyes (running everything 1080p and maxed settings). I have this CPU partnered with a GTX 760 2GB... soon to be an SLI setup. Hope that helps!
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While I can't say exactly from first hand experience if it will, I did a little hunting about the video card and found someone that had a lesser system (6 core instead of 8 core) had great success with it. Here's a quote from their own review: Pros: Performs great and no problems getting it to run. Bf4 gets solid 60fps with custom high and ultra settings and not even maxing the card or my 950t x6.
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I wish I could answer you question. However, this computer was a gift to a friend and it has never really ever been used for gaming yet. I do have one or two other HP's of similar quality and they can run Far Cry 3 well, but as for BF3 or BF4, I don't know. I don't have or play either of those games, least not on pc. Sorry I wasn't more help.
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As long as it's low end, you might be okay. This processor doesn't even officially support dual graphics. If I were building a system that I had any intent to game on, I would step up to at least the A6, if not the A8 or A10. I've used the A4 in three builds now and it does basic email, word processing, web browsing and such quite well. We use it to play Portal 2 Coop on occasion and it takes a really long time to load up and then the fps is only just over 30. As for thermals, I've never paid attention. AMD chips are designed to run hotter than their intel counterparts and I haven't seen anything remarkable heat wise on this one. One more thought...even if you go this route, make sure the motherboard is FM2+, not just FM2. This chip will still fit, but you will have much better upgrade options.
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The answer would depend on the minimum and recommended specifications of the games you're trying to play. If the hardware meets or exceeds the recommended specifications for the game, then it will play very well.
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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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You'll want a better graphics chip for gaming. It could probably run, but not terribly well.
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This is a great processor, which helps with CPU intensive games like battlefield 4. You need to make sure that all of the components you pick are in balance with each other so you don't have a bottleneck. Get a decent motherboard that supports this cpu, at least 8GB of RAM and definitely don't cheap out on a graphics card.
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Pretty much. It can run Borderlands 2 on low-mid settings and Far Cry 3 on low settings. Especially if you're willing to overclock.
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Y50 is way better choice. Not all games are SLI compatible(Titanfall got after many months and still not perfectly compatible). So in many games single 750M can hardly run in Medium settings in 1080p. I've had occasional screen tearing issues for BF4 due to the way SLI rendering.860m is equivalent to 770m in performance(fps) with less heat dissipation. For Single player games i5(dual core) is plenty; i7(quad core) shows its prowess in Multiplayers(Battlefield4 64player conquest etc..) Just note that Y50 got terrible screen with washed out colors worse than y510p(check notebookcheck.net site for details). I suggest to take a look in person before buying y50. Y50 is way better choice. Not all games are SLI compatible(Titanfall got after many months and still not perfectly compatible). So in many games single 750M can hardly run in Medium settings in 1080p. I've had occasional screen tearing issues for BF4 due to the way SLI rendering.860m is equivalent to 770m in performance(fps) with less heat dissipation. For Single player games i5(dual core) is plenty; i7(quad core) shows its prowess in Multiplayers(Battlefield4 64player conquest etc..) Just note that Y50 got terrible screen with washed out colors worse than... » Read More Y50 is way better choice. Not all games are SLI compatible(Titanfall got after many months and still not perfectly compatible). So in many games single 750M can hardly run in Medium settings in 1080p. I've had occasional screen tearing issues for BF4 due to the way SLI rendering.860m is equivalent to 770m in performance(fps) with less heat dissipation. For Single player games i5(dual core) is plenty; i7(quad core) shows its prowess in Multiplayers(Battlefield4 64player conquest etc..) Just note that Y50 got terrible screen with washed out colors worse than y510p(check notebookcheck.net site for details). I suggest to take a look in person before buying y50. « Show Less
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i recommend getting an amd a10 apu 6800k if you want to game. it can run bf4 and metro last light on high settings and since its a cpu and a gpu combined, the speed will awe you! it will cost you 125 but its worth it!
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This pc runs a lot of games pretty well.....but BF3 you will have to run on MED, BF4 should be same settings....you should be fine...
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It runs games fairly well but not new games like Witcher 3 of Gta 5. You would need to upgrade a few parts