Will this Computer Run Bf3 comfortably?

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I don't know a whole lot about the insides of computers, I searched the net and it seems that with this Graphics card it should be fine, Aswell as the Ram + Processor

(It is a computer Im going to be buying within the month)

Intel Core i7-2600 3.40ghz CPU
8GB RAM
1.5TB HDD

Win 7 Home Premium
Blu Ray & DVD +/- & CD Player
4 USB Ports
USB Version 2.0
Media Card Reader
WIFI
1GB Graphics Memory
nVidia GTX550 with 1GB Dedicated Graphics
1 TB HDD
8 GB RAM


I copied this from the website so Idk why they have written it has a 1.5tb HDD and then later a 1TB hdd , Either way Im not worried - I dont use alot of space.

Can anyone tell me if this can run Bf3 or mw3 and such - What settings (Approx) and the Fps of them if you know...

If thats too hard to guestimate, bf2 maybe?

Thanks!
 
you would be able to run smoothly on about high-medium settings, if you can, i would shave off 4GB of that ram and just stick with 4GB total and spend that extra cash saved and get a gtx 560ti or 570, that will allow you to run on probably mostly high very well.
 
While the 550 was never a showcased card, it still has excellent specs. It should run it fine. Personally, I think people are putting too much on EA saying the 580 would be best. Of course it would, its nVidia's biggest card. That doesn't mean cards in the 400 or 500 series won't still be able to run it.
 
Lol you will be more than fine. Should be able to run on mostly high settings, but I'd keep the AA at 4x or below just in case.

I was running a 1st gen i7 @ 3.2 ghz w/ an ATi 5750 during the beta and I ran medium settings just fine, so I think you're set. I upgraded to a GTX 560 Ti and ran on high settings even better.

Besides, even on low settings the game looks amazing. Honestly I couldn't tell any difference btw. medium and high because most of the time you're busy focusing on the game, rather than the small details.
 
Nevermind - Just called up my computer/internet guy who is going to give me a sick deal on specs way better than these xD Happy day - Gtx580 here we come!
 
Anyhow, monitor size is something too. nVidia tested it on 1920x1080. Most monitors are smaller, so you won't have to worry much.
 
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