The PC that powered the Battlefield 4 demo
What powered the BF4 demo?
The PC that powered the Battlefield 4 demo
The PC that powered the Battlefield 4 demo
What powered the BF4 demo?
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// Previously known as Blind Faith or Pr⊕phet
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Wow!, that is one hell of a PC, i hope mine meets the minimum specs for playing Battlefield 4,
Why do PC's need so much ram for games?
I would love to have crazy amount of ram... just think of awesome VM stuff I could doOriginally Posted by Pooky
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Holy crap.The demo was rendered internally at 3K resolution (around 3200 x 2000 pixels), which was downscaled to 1080p at 60 frames per second.
Thats GFX ram...no good for VMs. 12 gigs of (non-gfx) ram isn't that expensive though...like 400 bucks or something.I would love to have crazy amount of ram... just think of awesome VM stuff I could do
They prob took that choice because they wanted 2x gfx processing power. The 2x ram was just a side-effect. Pretty sure you could pull off identical results with 3-4 gigs.
I'll hide in the fail corner
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To be honest I don't know whether its possible to buy GDDR & use it as normal ram. I suppose its *theoretically* possible...so no need for corners just yet...I'll hide in the fail corner
look here <---To be honest I don't know whether its possible to buy GDDR & use it as normal ram. I suppose its *theoretically* possible...so no need for corners just yet...
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That's my current dream PC.
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